Glykeria Reppa

Glykeria Reppa is a Lecturer in Educational Psychology at Neapolis University Pafos. She holds degrees from the European University of Cyprus (Psychology), Ethnikon and Kapodistriakon University of Athens (Physical Education and Sports Science), and advanced degrees from Loughborough University (Sports Science), Roehampton University and ASPETE (Educational Sciences), and Neapolis University (Educational Psychology). Her doctoral research focused on Educational and Sports Psychology.

Her professional training includes CBT Psychotherapy, Career Counselling, Family Psycho-training, Eating Disorders treatment, and Mindfulness techniques for adults and children. She has extensive experience as a Physical Educator in public/private schools in Greece, and as Associate Teaching Staff (ATS) at the University of Cyprus and Greek institutions. She leads academic programs such as 'Career Counselling and Guidance' and 'Mindfulness for Emotional Intelligence Development.'

Research interests emphasize child and adolescent life skills development, emotional education, wellness in educational settings, and school-family collaboration. Notable publications explore mindfulness in education, ESG strategy implementation through training, and the impact of self-efficacy on teacher well-being. She has presented at national/international conferences and authored specialized books in educational/sports psychology.

Though no formal awards are listed, her work demonstrates sustained engagement with innovative educational practices. She has advised on training programs but no specific student names are provided. Her research spans over 20 years with contributions to physical education creativity, crisis management in schools, and cross-cultural educational comparisons.