Working Groups for Mental Health Professionals
Interdisciplinary Development · Clinical Analysis · Professional Development

Dora Papadopoulou, Psychologist - Neurolinguist, organizes and coordinates interdisciplinary working groups for mental health professionals, offering a structured and creative framework for knowledge exchange, reflection and professional development.
These groups are aimed at psychologists, psychotherapists, social workers, speech therapists, special educators and other professionals who wish to broaden their clinical perspective and deepen their therapeutic practice through the collaboration of different specialties.

Purpose of the Groups
The Working Groups aim to:
• Highlight interdisciplinary synergies in the treatment of complex cases
• Analysis and processing of clinical cases with a focus on psychodynamic understanding
• Application of new theoretical and practical tools in therapeutic practice
• Exchange of experiences and good practices among colleagues
• Strengthening the professional identity and therapeutic role of each participant

What the Meetings Include
Each meeting includes:
• Presentation and analysis of real clinical cases
• Discussion of current issues and challenges in therapeutic practice
• Presentation of research data and new approaches
• Structured dialogue and supervision in a collaborative framework
Dora Papadopoulou, with many years of experience in clinical practice, teaching and neurolinguistics, guides the meetings with the aim of deepening theory, psychodynamic understanding and the practical application in the therapeutic process.

Benefits of Participation
Participation in the Working Groups offers:
• Professional development and continuing education
• Multiple perspectives of approaching and interpreting cases
• Supportive network of cooperation between professionals
• Improving the quality of care for patients
• Cultivating clinical maturity and self-awareness

Practical Information
The groups operate in fixed monthly meetings, with a small number of participants, in order to ensure substantial exchange, trust and high-level supervision.
The meetings take place at the Child & Family Development Centre (Galatsi) and online.

14 Elliniko, Galatsi
 210 2917 673 · 6971 586 071
 theodora.papadopoulou@gmail.com