Born in Denmark to a Danish father and a Greek immigrant mother, Kassandra now makes her home in Greece.
Kassandra is a psychologist, MSc, Narrative Therapist & Supervisor.
Her practice is grounded in the values and ethics of narrative therapy, intersectional feminism, and social justice frameworks, working alongside people and communities in ways that invite anti-oppressive pathways, movements, and possibilities.
She currently works in private practice across a range of roles including narrative counselling, creative group work, and supervision. In addition, she regularly tutors, teaches, and facilitates narrative workshops across therapeutic and academic fields. For many years, Kassandra has engaged in co-research with individuals, couples, and families on experiences of trauma, gendered and family violence and abuse, grief, mental health concerns, relationship challenges, addiction, and anorexia/bulimia, which she approaches with an insider perspective.
Kassandra has many years of experience supervising other practitioners in narrative therapy. She finds it a privilege to walk alongside those who are also working in this field in whatever capacity-to bear witness to their creative resistances to organizational oppression, managerialism, and neoliberal structures.
Kassandra’s practice is informed and held accountable by the values and ethics of intersectional feminism and social justice frameworks which consider the contexts of people’s lives and honour people’s unique meaning making, capacities and skills in living.
Kassandra is an Honorary Clinical Fellow of the School of Social Work, University of Melbourne, and has been tutoring in the Masters of Narrative Therapy and Community Work (University of Melbourne in collaboration with Dulwich Centre) since 2018. She is also part of the teaching faculty at Dulwich Centre and serves as the key faculty member of The Institute of Narrative Therapy (GR).
Kassandra thoroughly enjoys exploring and stretching narrative therapy through non-extractive and decolonial approaches to engaging with lived experience, across therapeutic conversations, supervision, and teaching.
Beyond her work in Narrative therapy and supervision, Kassandra is a former professional cellist and enjoys travelling, swimming, and discovering new food experiences
