Mrs. Penelope Robotis is an experienced clinical psychologist and psychotherapist with extensive training and expertise in various therapeutic modalities, including Gestalt and Adlerian Counseling and Psychotherapy. Mrs. Robotis is also certified in Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy.
She is currently the Chief HR & Recruitment Officer at IMEQ – Innovative Maritime EQ Center, where she is responsible for psychometric testing research & development, wellbeing consulting & training services for the maritime industry. She also continues to serve as a Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist at Pnoi Psychotherapy Center, by providing individual, couples, and group counseling services. Her areas of specialization include depression, psychological trauma, PTSD and anxiety disorders.
Throughout her career, she has actively participated in ongoing professional activities, a regular article contributor for IMEQ magazine on various mental health and wellbeing topics. In the past she has been active member of the Greek MS Association by leading support groups for MS patients, an active member of the Board of the Greek Society of Adlerian Psychology and a trainer in various mental health topics.
Mrs. Robotis’ commitment to professional growth is evident through her participation in various training seminars and workshops. She has received certifications and trainings in emotional intelligence, psychometric testing, systemic therapy, and psychological first aid.
As an invited speaker, she has shared her expertise at various events, conferences, and organizations, addressing topics such as the neurobiology of trauma, mental health & family dynamics, adolescence, relationship violence & abuse, stress management and the role of emotional intelligence in the workplace. She has also contributed to publications on female immigrant entrepreneurship.
Mrs. Robotis is an active member of professional associations, including the Hellenic Association of Greek Psychologists (SEPS), the American Psychological Association, the American Counseling Association, and the American Association for Group Work.