Andri Christodoulou

Dr. Andri Christodoulou is a Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at Neapolis University of Pafos (NUP), where she coordinates the MSc in Counselling Psychology program and directs the Counselling Center for Research and Psychological Services (SKEPSI). She holds a Doctorate in Clinical-Child Psychology (Pace University) and two Master’s degrees in School Psychology (Pace University) and Experimental Psychology (Long Island University).

Her professional roles include clinical work with children, adolescents, and adults at psychotherapeutic centers, and she served as Clinical Coordinator at a Residential Treatment Facility for adolescents. She is a Registered Clinical Psychologist in Cyprus and active member of the Cyprus Psychologists Association and American Psychological Association.

Research focuses on digital addiction (nomophobia, social media impacts), mental health during crises (COVID-19 pandemic), and psychosocial development in youth. Key areas include post-pandemic mental well-being, conspiracy theory effects, and educational resilience.

Her work integrates clinical practice with academia, emphasizing holistic approaches to mental health challenges in evolving societal contexts. She collaborates with institutions like the Dr. Yiota Demetriou Foundation to provide psychological services to vulnerable populations.