Sofia Sklaveniti is a graduate of the Department of Psychology of the University of Crete, with training in Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy for Adults - Adolescents - Children from the Center for Applied Psychotherapy and Counseling in Athens.
She holds a diploma in certification in Social Clinical Psychology of Addictions from the Vocational Education Center of the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens.
She has attended a series of trainings related to the development of Interpersonal Skills, Claimability, Applied Counseling.
She has participated as a presenter in numerous workshops, conferences, lectures, on addictions and in prevention programs against addictions in the school community (interventions in high school students, teachers 'and parents' associations).
She is a research associate at a private first level mental health center where she has provided psychological services to date on a wide range of difficulties in a large number of adolescents and adults, has implemented a number of parent counseling programs, while maintaining a private office.
Undertakes individual Adult-Adolescent sessions and two-session Counseling sessions (couple, parents).

Thesis: "Color Perception of Neutral Colors", Supervising Professor Dr. Economou Elias.

May 2010: Participation in the 3rd Panhellenic Conference on Counseling Psychology: "Counseling Psychology: Applications and Challenges".

2018-today: Member of the Panhellenic Secretariat of the National Council Against Drugs.