Curricula vitae are often written in ways that smooth over, if not conceal, the gaps, discontinuities, and ruptures that life inevitably contains. My own analytic path has not been linear; it has taken shape through people and relationships, pivotal moments and transitions, all of which have played a decisive role in the formation of my professional identity and in the way I think about and practise analysis.

My professional identity has been shaped through years of training, drawing on a wide and varied professional experience in order to adapt the therapeutic process to the needs of each individual. I trained in Group Analysis in Athens, where I deepened my understanding of group dynamics and the collective unconscious.

I completed postgraduate studies in Jungian Analytic Psychology (University of Essex), where I further expanded and deepened my analytic perspective. I am currently engaged in ongoing training in Lacanian theory, exploring the role of language and desire within the therapeutic process. Many other thinkers within the psychoanalytic tradition continue to inspire my work and to nourish the ongoing development of my clinical thinking.