Eirini Germpana is a mental health counselor, psychologist, relational psychoanalytic psychotherapist, group psychotherapist and speech-language therapist. She has graduated from the Department of Speech-Language Therapy of the Technological Educational Institute of Patras, Greece. She has completed postgraduate studies specializing in Voice Pathology at the UCL in London. She has been an associate-lecturer of the University of Peloponnese, Greece, in the Speech-Language Therapy Department, since 2011 and also a lecturer in the Speech-Language therapy Department in the Metropolitan College, Athens, Greece (collaborates with Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh) since 2020. She is a psychology graduate from Oxford Brookes University, she holds a diploma in Mental Health Counseling and two Master's Degrees in Irvin Yalom Group Psychotherapy and the Relational Dynamics of the Group, and in in relational psychoanalytic psychotherapy from the Institute of Relational and Group Psychotherapy. She holds Master’s degrees in Theatre Studies and Creative Writing and she is currently completing a Master’s Degree in International & European Studies. She has been a speaker at various scientific conferences in Greece and abroad with oral and written announcements and have been involved in the writing, translation and editing of scientific books in the field of speech-language pathology and parental counseling. She is a member of the International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy and of the Special Interest Group for Couples, Families, Groups and also a member of the American Group Psychotherapy Association.