Eirini Dakou
Eirini Dakou is a Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Group Facilitator and Certified Process Worker.
She was born in 1973 in Athens Greece where she still lives.
She has postgraduate academic studies in Greece and the U.K. and has completed her training in Family – Systems Therapy, in Dance Therapy and in Process Oriented Psychology. She has also completed a 2-year clinical training in Aigineition Psychiatric Hospital in Athens.
She works privately as a therapist for adults, teenagers and couples, both individually and in groups, and she conducts experiential workshops and retreats in Athens and other special Greek islands or sites.
Eirini is intrigued by the importance of love and relationships in our lives and personal growth. She believes love has the most powerful healing energy and through her work she nurtures love and connection with the self, with others and with nature.
She brings psychological, dreaming and movement innerwork together as she believes that soul, spirit and body need to work together in order to open a path for change, healing and growth.
Europe Stavropoulou
Europe’s Stavropoulou fields are theatre and dance.
She was born in 1968 in Athens. She has lived in several cities of Greece, and currently resides in Athens.
She has studied at the professional theatrical schools of Akis Davis and Roula Pateraki and at Mary’s Tsouti ‘’Analia’’ dance school, Horokinisi dance school, and others.
Europe is a graduate on Dance Movement Therapy since 2004 and at about the same time she completed her training in Ashtanga and Iyengar yoga. She teaches both yoga and dance since 2003. She has also attended an Introduction Seminar in Psychoanalysis, held by the Educational Section of 18Ano at the Psychiatric Hospital of Attika.
She organizes Dance Therapy seminars and since 2014, she steadily collaborates with the Municipal Library of Kallithea where she conducts thematic workshops and Dance Therapy programs. She also works with individuals and small groups as a dance therapist.
She currently holds the position of the Vice President on the Greek Dance Therapists Association (GDTA) and she is also one of the teachers on the official training programs of GADT.