Dr. Theodora Papadopoulou Chamouza is a psychologist and neurolinguist, with private offices in Kifissia and Galatsi, Attica, offering specialized services in mental health, neurolinguistic disorders and special education. She holds a PhD from the Department of Psychology of the New Bulgarian University, where she also obtained her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and completed her Master's Degree in "Speech Pathology and Neurolinguistics". She also holds Master's degrees in "Special Education" from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and in "Social Psychology" from the University of Zurich.

With extensive academic experience, Dr. Papadopoulou has taught in psychology, special education and linguistics programs at Aegean College, Deree - The American College of Greece and the College of Humanities "ICPS". She has also been a professor of undergraduate and graduate psychology at the University of Greenwich, the University of Bolton and Pegaso International in Malta. She served as Academic Director of Programs at New York College.

Ms. Papadopoulou is an active member of the Association of Hellenic Psychologists (A.E.P.S.), the American Psychological Association (APA) and the International Society For Interpersonal Acceptance - Rejection (ISIPAR). She is the author of the book "The Bride Who Didn't Laugh" and has participated in numerous seminars and conferences, with published papers in Greece and abroad, thus maintaining continuous education and training in her field.