Ksiropita Vera is a Psychologist - Psychotherapist and she maintains her own private office in Neos Kosmos.  
She is a graduate of the Department of Psychology of Panteion University, with a professional license and holds a Master's degree in Political Sociology from the same University. She is a PhD Candidate and Researcher in the field of Architectural Language and Communication at the Faculty of Architecture and Communication of the National Technical University of Athens.  
Her specialization in the field of Psychotherapy is on Psychodynamic Clinical Practice, training in Group Analysis (HOPE in GA) at the Organization for Psychotherapy and Education in Group Analysis, and in Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy at the Center for Applied Psychotherapy and Counseling. 
It is worth noting that she has attended numerous post-graduate training programs on topics such as Eating Disorders, Problematic Internet Use, Psychodynamic Psychodrama, etc.  
In the context of her further training she has also focused on the part of Consciousness as an important and innovative tool in modern psychotherapy, 
especially for anxiety, panic attacks and depression, by attending the experiential seminar "Living with Consciousness": Mindfulness based on Cognitive Therapy by the Institute for Behavioral Research and Therapy (IETH) and the Society for Cognitive and Behavioral Studies (CBS), and the seminar "Mindfulness based on the Beck Cognitive Behavioral Model" by the Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy.  
Ms. Ksiropita has gained valuable experience through her professional career in private education and through her many years of working as a psychologist and psychotherapist at the Model Center for Synthetic Therapy "Tree of Therapy".  
In the context of her cooperation with the Educational Institute of Synthetic Approach (ES.I.SY.P.) she was a lecturer in the educational program of the Psychiatric Hospital of Attica "Dromokaiteio" on the topic of Skills and Intervention Techniques in the Cognitive Behavioral Model regarding anxiety, depression and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.  
In her private practice, she applies a synthetic perspective on the approaches she has specialized in order for psychotherapy to be fully and effectively responsive to the needs and uniqueness of each individual in therapy.