Dr. Meropi Michaleli

Psychoanalyst, Founder and Scientific Coordinator, Koitida.

Dr. Michaleli is a licensed psychologist with extensive experience in perinatal mental health support in the national and private health system (Athens General Children’s Hospital, “Alexandra” Hospital, Maternity Hospital “Elena Venizelou”, among others). 

She is a member of the Hellenic Psychoanalytic Society (HPS), the International Psychoanalytical Association (IPA), and the European Society for Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis (SEPEA). 

She is also a psychosomatic psychotherapist, trained at the Paris Institute of Psychosomatics (IPSO-PARIS).

Dr. Michaleli is a founding member (1993) and former president (2013-2019) of the Hellenic Society for Infant Mental Health.

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Irini Dimopoulou

Psychologist

Irini Dimopoulou was born in Athens, on September 11, 1975.

She studied Psychology in Padua, Italy, specializing in clinical psychology (2002) and later obtained a postgraduate degree in Social Psychiatry from the Medical School of Ioannina (2007).

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Anastasia Tselekidou

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist

Anastasia Tselekiou is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist specializing in couples, families, and groups. She was born and raised in Germany. 

She trained under psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Matthaios Giosafat, with whom she collaborated for 12 years.

Among her other training, she completed the Postgraduate Training Programme for Perinatal and Infant Health Professionals in Early Intervention and Infant Mental Health at KOITIDA, where she participates in supervision groups.

Since 2016, she has been a collaborator in the Personality Disorders Department of the First Psychiatric Clinic of Aiginiteio University Psychiatric Hospital, where she facilitates psychoanalytic psychotherapy groups for patients with borderline personality disorder and their parents.

She has facilitated psychotherapy groups for parents of adolescents in public secondary schools.

She is a member of the Hellenic Society for Analytic Group and Family Psychotherapy and the Hellenic Society for Infant Mental Health.