Mary Canellopoulou

BA, Deree-The American College of Greece; PhD, Brunel University

Dr.Mary Canellopoulou, a psychologist with a BA from Deree-The American College of Greece and a PhD from Brunel University, has been a dedicated faculty member in the Department of Psychology since 1998. She teaches diverse subjects, including Health Psychology, Learning and Memory,and History and Perspectives in Psychology, and also offers STEM courses in human consciousness and eating disorders through the International Honors Program. Dr.Canellopoulou specializes in clinical and cognitive neuropsychology, having received neuropsychological training in the UK. Since 1997, her research has focused on memory pathology in organic brain syndromes, with her findings presented at international conferences and published in journals such as Neuropsychologia and Annals of Psychiatry. Additionally, she is a qualified CBT and Gestalt psychotherapist and certified BPS Master Practitioner in Eating Disorders. Her current research examines executive functions in Korsakoff syndrome and hepatic encephalopathy, as well as family dynamics in anorexia nervosa.