Violetta-Eirini Koutsompou holds a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Psychology from the State University of New York and has completed postgraduate studies leading to a Master of Arts in English and Comparative Literature in the United States, as well as a Master of Science in Psychology from the University of East London (UK). Her academic training also encompasses specialized studies in Jungian Psychotherapy at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich. Ms. Koutsompou’s scholarly contributions include numerous publications in peer-reviewed international journals, along with presentations at academic conferences in Greece and abroad. One of her most notable distinctions is the 2013 award she received for her research on Postpartum Depression. In parallel with her academic work, she maintains an active role as an English language educator and academic writer. Her professional practice aims to support both individuals and institutions through evidence-based methodologies and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Ms. Violetta-Eirini Koutsompou
Presentation Title: Factors that have contributed to the increasing prominence of qualitative methods in contemporary psychological research
Mazi Center Of Language, Research And Psychology, Greece
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