Proiou Chariklia

Proiou Chariklia serves as a Professor in the Department of Educational & Social Policy at the University of Macedonia, where she is part of the Teaching Staff for the postgraduate program in "Educational Sciences: Adult Education, Special Education" and leads the "Neurocognitive Disorders and Rehabilitation" research group.

Her academic credentials include:

• B.A. in Speech Pathology and Psychology from Hofstra University (1986)
• M.Sc. in Speech Pathology from Teachers College, Columbia University (1989)
• Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from ASHA (1990)
• M.Phil. in Speech Pathology from Teachers College, Columbia University (1992)
• Ph.D. in Speech Pathology from Columbia University (1993)

Her research centers on neurocognitive and neurocommunication disorders, specializing in rehabilitation methodologies for adult and child aphasia, visuospatial neglect, and mathematical processing impairments. She develops theoretical assessment models and validates diagnostic manuals while conducting clinical case studies in communication disorders. Her work bridges clinical practice with theoretical frameworks in cognitive rehabilitation.

She teaches specialized courses including "Developmental, Social and Emotional Neuroscience" (NEU107), "Cognitive Rehabilitation of the Disabled" (EA0301), and "Modern Research Approaches to Neurocommunicational Disorders and Rehabilitation" (EA352), reflecting her interdisciplinary expertise in neuroscience and clinical rehabilitation.

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