My name is Anastasia Mosiou and I am an expat psychologist coming from Greece, currently living in Leiden, the Netherlands. The idea of becoming a psychologist took root during my adolescence when I discovered my passion for supporting people around me and my empathy for individuals grappling with psychological challenges.
My journey in the field of psychology began by pursuing a bachelor in Psychology at University of Crete. After completing my bachelor studies, getting experience as an intern, as a volunteer and, finally, as a certified psychologist, I decided to do my masters in Clinical Psychology at Leiden University. Since August 2021, I have been living in the Netherlands, aiming to build a career as a psychologist-mental health counselor and support the international and expatriate community.
Being an expat myself, I can totally relate to the difficulties experienced by people who live in a foreign country. Thus, my mission is to ensure that every individual is heard, understood, and supported, regardless of where they are or where they belong.
My story
Bsc Psychology, University of Crete, Greece
Msc Clinical Psychology, Leiden University, The Netherlands
Training in Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT, Level 1 and 2), Hellenic Institure of Emotion focused therapy, Greece
Post graduate studies in Clinical Psychopathology, Eginiteio Psychiatric Clinical Hospital, Greece
Education
Psychologist, Raja Psychologie, The Netherlands (in collaboration)
Psychologist, Expat Psychology, The Netherlands
Clinical Psychology Intern, Leiden University, The Netherlands
Psychologist, Diodos AmKE, Greece
Psychology Intern, Mental Health Care Center, Greece
Work Experience
