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Michaela is a registered Counselling Psychologist, licensed to practise by the Cyprus Psychologists' Registration Board. Her academic path began in the health sector, where she worked for more than 20 years. Alongside her work she earned a BA in Psychology from European University Cyprus and went on to complete an MSc in Counselling Psychology at Neapolis University Pafos.

She has conducted two research studies, titled "Emotional Intelligence, Job Satisfaction and Burnout among Teachers" and "Resilience, Spirituality/Religiosity and Meaning in Life". Part of her training was completed at S.K.E.PS.Y, the Agios Stefanos Foundation and KENTHEA "Ithaki", where she continues to work on a voluntary basis, providing psychotherapeutic interventions for people with addictions.

She works with the Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth on the programme "Actions for School and Social Inclusion+ (DRA.S.E.+)", providing psychology services to children.

Myria is a registered Clinical Psychologist, licensed to practise by the Psychologists' Registration Board. Her first steps were a Higher Diploma in Special Education and Care (HD) from Cyprus College, after which she worked for 7 years as a child carer in public schools in Nicosia, where her interest in children's mental health took shape. She then earned a BA in Psychology and an MSc in Clinical Psychology from European University Cyprus.

She has worked at KENTHEA, providing psychotherapeutic interventions for children, adolescents and adults, and continues there as a Therapy Officer. She has run experiential workshops in schools on themes such as bullying, acceptance and eating disorders. She has also worked at Athalassa Hospital, providing diagnostic assessments, individual sessions and family counselling.

She works with the Ministry of Education on the "DRA.S.E.+" programme. She chooses therapeutic approaches based on each person's individual needs, through collaboration, support and finding solutions together.

Ermolia is a registered Clinical Psychologist, licensed to practise by the Cyprus Psychologists' Registration Board. She first earned a degree in Educational Sciences (Primary Education) from the University of Cyprus and, after working closely with children and parents, turned towards psychology. She completed her BA in Psychology and then her MSc in Clinical Psychology at European University Cyprus, graduating with distinction.

Her research examined the relationship between self-esteem and anxiety in students, and body image and eating attitudes in young women. She completed placements at the Kaimakli Care Home, the "Archangel Michael" Dementia Rehabilitation Centre, KENTHEA, and the Mental Health Services of OKYpY, providing psychotherapeutic interventions and diagnostic assessments across all ages.

On a voluntary basis she offers her services at Ronald McDonald House Charities Cyprus, the Paraskevaides Foundation, and Shriners Children's in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA. She uses individualised interventions grounded in the person-centred approach. Her practice offers a welcoming space for everyone, regardless of race, status or other differences, including members of the LGBTQ+ community. She offers psychotherapy in Greek, English and Romanian.

Anthi is a registered Counselling Psychologist, licensed to practise by the Psychologists' Registration Board. She earned a degree in Psychology from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and an MSc in Counselling Psychology from the University of Nicosia. During her studies she completed projects on homosexuality and the adequacy of same-sex parents, and on the influence of personality on relationships.

Since 2018 she has worked with KENTHEA on three programmes: providing individual psychotherapy for adults and adolescents and parent counselling at the "Agios Georgios Tamaseon" Counselling Station, support through the 1422 helpline for problematic gambling, and work with the National Guard assessing and supporting soldiers.

She was a school associate in a public kindergarten and, since 2023, supervises postgraduate students. She has also run experiential workshops in schools on bullying and addiction. She works mainly within the humanistic approach and is flexible to each person's individual needs.