Pinelopi Konstantinou

Dr. Pinelopi Konstantinou is a researcher and academic specializing in Clinical and Health Psychology at the University of Cyprus. Her work focuses on developing digital interventions for chronic and mental health issues, leveraging experimental methods, systematic reviews, and psychophysiological data analysis. She holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology (2023) from the University of Cyprus, an MSc in Psychological Research Methods (2015) from the University of Nottingham, and a BSc in Psychology (2013) from the University of Cyprus.

Education:

• PhD in Clinical Psychology, University of Cyprus (2023)
• MSc in Psychological Research Methods, University of Nottingham (2015)
• BSc in Psychology, University of Cyprus (2013)

Research Interests: Dr. Konstantinou’s research integrates innovative digital methodologies with clinical psychology to address chronic health challenges. Her key areas include acceptance-based therapies, medication adherence, psychophysiological data analysis, and social contagion theories in health behavior.

Grants & Funding:

• Primary researcher for the Internal Grant “PAIN” (€50,000, 2021–2023)
• ACBS Student World Conference Scholarship (€300, 2021)
• University of Cyprus Study Scholarship (€8,000, 2018–2019)

Labs & Projects: She has led research coordination in projects like Front-Care, E4pain, SAFEST, and Stay-on-Track, focusing on clinical interventions and digital health solutions.