Constantina Demetriou

Constantina Demetriou is an Assistant Professor in Clinical Psychology at the European University Cyprus (EUC), affiliated with the School of Humanities, Social and Education Sciences and the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Her academic journey includes a BSc in Psychology from City University London (2007), an MSc in Medicine from the University of Manchester (2008), a PhD in Psychology from the University of Roehampton (2014), and postdoctoral research at the University of Cyprus (2016).

Her research centers on adolescent mental health, family dynamics, and bullying/cyberbullying interventions, with emphasis on cultural factors influencing anxiety disorders. She employs longitudinal and mixed-methods approaches to study clinical and community populations.

Publication analysis reveals consistent focus on: developmental psychopathology, family systems, cross-cultural psychology, attachment theory, and evidence-based interventions for youth. Her work integrates quantitative assessments with qualitative insights.

Awards & Recognition:

• A.C. Leventis Foundation Scholarship (2013)

Research Projects:

• Health-Behaviour in School-Aged Children (WHO Scientific Committee, 2021)
• Developing Flipped Methods for Teaching (ERASMUS+ Partner, 2020)
• Bullying/Cyberbullying Research (University of Cyprus, 2016)
• Anxiety in Pakistani Adolescents (HEC/British Council, 2012)

She contributes as an Elsevier reviewer and previously served as Communication Manager for the European Association for Research on Adolescence (2012-2016). No lab or student advising details are provided.