Greek-speaking therapist for tech professionals in London
If you work in London tech and you’d rather do this in Greek, with someone who also understands your industry, that’s the whole idea here. The work itself is the same one I do with every client. Speaking Greek just takes the translation out of it.
Who this is for
Greek-speaking founders, engineers, product managers, designers, consultants and executives working in London tech — fintech, scale-ups, big tech, agencies, the consulting firms. Wherever in the city you ended up.
Why it helps that I speak Greek
Therapy works better in the language you actually think and feel in. The family expectations, the humour, the guilt, the particular context of building a life away from Greece — you don’t have to translate any of it or explain it from scratch.
We start from a shared understanding instead of spending sessions building one. That’s the real reason to choose a Greek-speaking therapist over a perfectly good local one.
And I understand the industry
You also don’t have to explain your work. Before training as a psychotherapist I spent 18+ years in product and growth and advised more than 500 companies, so runway, reorgs, shipping, the pressure of a senior role — I already follow all of it. It’s the same reason my founder and solopreneur clients come to me.
The work itself is the same
Nothing about the work changes because you’re in London or because we speak Greek. It’s the same private, one-to-one work I do with everyone — the personal pattern and the real decision in front of you, worked at the same time. How it runs, step by step, is on how I work.
Online sessions
Everything is online, one to one. I’m based in Ireland — same time zone as London — so an early slot before work or an evening one is easy to arrange. There’s no in-person room.
Confidentiality
Private and one to one. I don’t report to anyone and I don’t use identifiable client stories anywhere. Here’s how confidentiality works in detail.
Common questions
Greek or English?
Either, and you can switch mid-sentence. Most people move between the two without thinking about it.
Is the therapy itself any different because it’s in Greek?
No. Same work, same approach I take with everyone. The Greek, and a shared read on your world, just remove the friction of explaining and translating.
Are you based in London?
No — I’m based in Ireland and work online. London is the same time zone, so scheduling is simple. There’s no in-person option.
What do people usually bring?
The same things anyone brings — pressure that won’t switch off, a decision they keep circling, burnout, self-doubt, work that has quietly taken over. Nothing London-specific. You just get to talk about it in Greek, with someone who understands the context.