Ioanna Demirtzoglou

I was born in Greece in 1997 and I currentry live in Spain. I am a passionate and dedicated licenced Psychologist with a strong educational background and diverse experiences in the field. My journey includes a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, a Master's Degree in "Health Promotion and Education" at the University of Athens, a specialized training in "Critical Approaches to Addiction", as well as in "Non-Violent Methods dealing with Psychosis". Currently, I'm pursuing training in the Systemic Approach and Family Therapy.

I have also complemented my education with various international experiences, including Erasmus+ studies in Germany and two Erasmus+ Youth Exchange in Romania and in Portugal.

My work experience includes roles as a psychologist in programs for people with addiction problems, in a shelter for unaccompanied minors, and as a School Psychologist in Secondary Education and as well as in Second Chance Schools. My commitment to volunteer work is reflected in my involvement with various organizations, such as Habibi Works, an intercultural maker space for education, empowerment and encounters for refugees and Greek locals, and Childrens Museum of Thessaloniki, where I have been involved in creative and educational activities with children. This varied experience has equipped me with a comprehensive understanding of psychology and the ability to provide effective support to a wide range of clients.

Moreover, I hold language certifications in English and German, that enhance my ability to connect with a broader range of clients.

My basic principles as psychologist and as a human is acceptance, respect, cultural awareness, solidarity, and empathy, and I consistently follow a client-centered approach.