Greek psychotherapist online for London and the UKSpeak Greek, from the UK.

In Greek, with Matina Ladikou. Sessions in Greek are with Matina Ladikou, psychotherapist and founder of Art of Mind. You can book them directly on our booking site, which is in Greek, by choosing an available date and time.

(booking page in Greek)

In English, with a therapist from our centre. If English is the language you think and feel in, perhaps because you grew up in the UK in a Greek family, you can work with a therapist from our centre in English. Start with a short enquiry, and we will reply within 24 hours.

You can read more about choosing between the two on our page for Greek speakers abroad.

Couples in which one partner is Greek and the other is British, or from somewhere else entirely, often wonder which language therapy should happen in. For couples sessions, the answer is usually the language you both share comfortably, which for many mixed couples in the UK is English, and our couples therapy in English is held with a therapist from our centre. The Greek partner may still find it valuable, at times, to have individual sessions in Greek to explore family history or feelings that are easier to express in their first language, and the two can sit side by side.

The UK is two hours behind Greece throughout the year, because both countries move their clocks forward and back on the same weekends. That makes scheduling straightforward:

Sessions are available Monday to Friday, so many people in the UK choose an early-morning slot before work, a lunchtime session, or a late-afternoon time on a home-working day.

If you have been searching for a "Greek psychologist in London", you have probably noticed that titles vary. In the UK, the Health and Care Professions Council protects a number of psychologist titles, including "clinical psychologist" and "counselling psychologist", which can only be used by registered practitioners (HCPC). Matina Ladikou and the other therapists at our centre are psychotherapists and counsellors based in Greece, and we use those titles accurately. We are not part of the NHS or of UK professional registers, so if UK registration is important to you, it is worth bearing that in mind.

Our sessions are private and self-pay, and they are not available through the NHS. If you would like NHS support, you can refer yourself to NHS Talking Therapies for difficulties such as anxiety, depression, panic and phobias, as long as you are registered with a GP (NHS). Some people use both: NHS services for one kind of support, and a therapist who shares their language and background for another. Fees for English-language sessions are on our pricing page, and fees for sessions in Greek are on our Greek pricing page. We issue a receipt for every session.