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[…]Yeomans also presented some of his cases during his lecture, describing how TFP is used to treat Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), for which evidence includes: extreme high and low emotions, which are rapidly shifting; as well as patient’s relationships that are chaotic and dramatic or stormy; they act out, whether by substance abuse, having promiscuous, unprotected sex, etc, or they go through life without a clear sense of who they are. Once the diagnosis is made, the contract describes both the patient’s responsibilities – such as “be there and participate, pay a fee, and report thoughts and feelings without censoring” […]
[…]studying abroad in the spring semester and those applying for the 2022 summer program. In his welcoming remarks, the President of ACG, Dr. David G. Horner, said, “After months of being physically apart, I am pleased to welcome all of you up close – even behind our masks. We are proud of our students! My heartfelt congratulations to you for always pursuing opportunities that will lead to success. We are also grateful to the Latsis Foundation for supporting young people to become globally-minded citizens.” Eva Lianou, General Manager of the John S. Latsis Public Benefit Foundation, noted: “Programs such as […]
[…]all Big Tech companies became what they are today after buying dozens of smaller, agile and more innovative companies, bridging -in a way- the gap between industry and research. The session wrapped up with a speech by Dr. Gregory Yovanof, Managing Director, Strategis Maritime ICT Cluster, who presented the various dynamic “Ecosystems of Technological Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Blue Economy,” citing the many opportunities they offer. “Tech-based Entrepreneurship” was the title of the panel that followed in an effort to highlight the great challenges (mainly) young entrepreneurs are faced with while trying to establish their startups. Drs. Alexandros Eleftheriadis, […]
[…]Ethics, Journal of Marketing Management, Journal of Consumer Behavior, Journal of Product and Brand Management, etc. His research work has been presented in +100 conferences, symposia and high-profile industry events around the world, and he has delivered courses and seminars on Marketing and International Business in Brazil, China, Canada, USA and Turkey, among others. His work has been recognized internationally, sited +5,500 times so far (h-index […]
[…]and unprecedented conditions. You have taken what life has brought you, and although I know it has not been easy, you exercised the creativity and the perseverance required to arrive at this moment. In so doing, you have demonstrated that you are truly ready for whatever the future may bring.” The new US Ambassador to Greece, George James Tsunis, addressed the graduates and brought a greeting on behalf of the people of the United States. We wish Ambassador Tsunis an excellent tenure as we work to pursue his agenda of prioritizing education and in his service to the people of […]
[…]attacking the country they grew up in. Upcoming Initiatives The speaker shared that there is an upcoming presentation of a proposal for a legal migration policy, adding that one of the key components of the action plan is that illegal immigrants (those who are not granted refugee status) will be relocated to their homelands so that if they wish to return to Europe, they will have to do so through safe, legal channels. The second tier of the plan is to crack down on the smuggling network in order to prevent, or at least hinder, the entry of more refugees […]
[…]Mary Cardaras, Director, The Demos Center “The most important office in any country is not president or prime minister. The most important title is ‘citizen.’ And in all of our nations, it will always be our citizens who decide the kind of countries we will be, the ideals that we will reach for, and the values that will define us. In this great, imperfect but necessary system of self-government, power and progress will always come from the demos | from ‘We, the people.” — President Barack Obama, November 16, 2016 Why Athens?Welcome to Athens, the historical capital of Europe and […]
[…]evaluation and accreditation of our universities as a precondition for the institutions to be competitive. From the emerging challenges of research and innovation to the deep dogmatism that scourges the country the discussion addressed various educational issues, all leading to a single conclusion: Education reformation in Greece is a prerequisite for social and economic development that will put the country back on the […]
[…]struggles, and it is what rendered OTE a modern, efficient and one of the most successful telecom companies in Europe. In these years, despite the financial crisis and the fact that the international institutions were reluctant in financing the company, the latter did not stop investing in infrastructure and systems. These investments have played a crucial role in digitalization throughout the years. In general, Mr. Tsamaz described digital transformation as a long-term process, a difficult task that demands investments and high commitment by the employees of a company – A commitment that derives from the people’s belief in the leadership’s […]
[…]– 8,29 7,77 -7,97 7,45 – 7,76 40% 30% 20% 15% Presidential Scholar Dean’s Scholar Honor Award Achievement Award Graduate applicants from the UK who have a GPA of 2:1 (upper 2nd class) and above, typically qualify for a scholarship, however, the percentage will be determined based on the candidate’s transcripts and university. Scholarship eligibility is based both on academic performance and professional experience (if required). Download Scholarship Application […]
[…]Development, Cost and Managerial Accounting. PhD student, University of Derby (Dept. of Business, Computing & Law), M.Sc., London School of Economics/London University, B.Sc, University of La […]
[…]– 8,29 7,77 -7,97 7,45 – 7,76 40% 30% 20% 15% Presidential Scholar Dean’s Scholar Honor Award Achievement Award Graduate applicants from the UK who have a GPA of 2:1 (upper 2nd class) and above, typically qualify for a scholarship, however, the percentage will be determined based on the candidate’s transcripts and university. Scholarship eligibility is based both on academic performance and professional experience (if required). Download Scholarship Application […]
[…]and other countries for attracting foreign investment for Greek Real estate. Presently, he is the brand ambassador of RE/MAX Europe in Greece and ambassador of RE/MAX Turkey in Greece. In 2019, 2020, and 2021, his agency was awarded the best single agency in Greece from the European Property Awards. He has been invited as a speaker to many conventions all over the world. Yiannis is married and has one daughter. Q&A Q: What are three enduring values Deree has taught you? Teamwork and critical thinking. Q: Describe Deree in three words. Social, fancy and inspiring. Q: Which is your fondest memory […]
[…]centering on the theme of “Choices.” Featuring workshops in Jin Shin Jyutsu, Tai Chi and decompressing the spine, talks on making the right choices to lead healthier, mindful lives, as well as environmental displays on helping the planet, and fun, career-choice games, the Mind, Body, Spirit Festival at Deree was a success due to the generous and invaluable help of sponsors, such as Sklavenitis, Meli Attikis, Cocoon urban spa, and De’Longhi Kenwood. Numerous alumni and former professors also generously offered their time and shared their knowledge as guest speakers. A big thank you to all our supporters! Thank you ACG […]
[…]rebellious spirit, a poet, an artist… I was looking for creative and inspirational experiences, not “normal studies” per se. Of course, a solid foundation is imperative. Certainly, Pierceplayed a pivotal part on that level. I have to add that my formative years at Pierce gave me the tools and confidence to absorb the best qualities of living and studying in the USA. Q: What’s the greatest piece of advice you’ve ever received? Honestly, I’ve never believed in advice. I was always – I still am that is – a true believer in my own potential and obligations. It’s a hard […]
[…]and political becomes radical, where collecting practices, cultural hierarchies and global economy become one? The exhibition ‘The Collection as an Automaton’ is not a thematic exhibition having as a subject ‘the collection’, but it belongs to a genre of artistic and curatorial practice of the collection as (research based) art or archival art, a genre that developed a lot in the last quarter of the 20th century as an outcome of institutional critique, postcolonial and post Eastern Bloc discourse. It is a genre that refers, as every genre, to aesthetic as well as to discursive challenges, conflicts and developments. So, […]
[…]is a member of the Alliance for the Reduction of Food Waste, a group of public authorities, well-known companies, food and service businesses from all areas of the supply chain, social impact organizations, and academic and research institutions, coming together to prevent and reduce food waste in Greece. As members of the Alliance we submitted our first report on food waste prevention and reduction best practices in 2021. ACG has been featured in this report with eight (8) out of the 57 actions, the highest number of best practices and initiatives submitted by a single organization. The Alliance aims at raising awareness […]
[…]alumnae. Dr Horner presented the two benefactors with certificates of appreciation for their companies, expressing the ACG community’s “profound appreciation for what you have done and for what you are doing.” Vassilis Katsos, President & CEO, Pharmathen, and Dr David G. Horner, ACG President Dr Horner also thanked both families for their tireless dedication, support, and commitment to The American College of Greece through scholarships and internships provided by their companies to DEREE students (S&B Minerals – now owned by IMERYS – provides two International Internships to DEREE students annually) and to PIERCE students (two PHARMATHEN scholarships annually available for […]
[…]schools for its tenth annual Guide to Green Colleges, a free resource that the education service company has created since 2010. This year, the company chose the top 413 ‘green colleges’ out of nearly 700 schools it surveyed in 2018–19 with strong commitments to green practices and programs. Most of the schools that made the guide are in the U.S, except for sixteen that are in Canada and one in Egypt. The only European academic institution on the list is ACG! “These schools are standouts for their exemplary commitments to sustainability,” said Rob Franek, The Princeton Review’s Editor-in-Chief. “With initiatives […]
[…]in entrepreneurship, and in other related fields, in a challenging world of competition, rapid technological change, increased complexity and globalization. This program encourages critical thinking and provides students with the opportunity to develop a wide range of business, practical and transferable skills that will allow them to perform effectively in all entrepreneurial endeavors and in a variety of corporate settings. Check available Scholarships for the program here What You Will Study The Entrepreneurship Management major will appeal to students interested in starting, operating and growing their own businesses or others interested in working for corporations led by growth and innovation. […]
[…]role of technological attitudes in a developed and an emerging market Acceptance of technological innovations is subject to heterogeneity across cultures, due to different attitudes consumers hold towards technology. Consumers in different cultures may develop different gain-loss perceptions in association with new, technologically innovative products. This study tests and validates in a developed and an emerging market (i.e. the UK and China respectively) a modified version of the Customer Value model, a conceptual framework that describes the pattern in which Customer Value (CV) perceptions develop and lead to a number of relational and behavioural outcomes, in the context of technologically […]
[…]and Deree students. Please register in advance to participate as space is limited. Contact: 210 600 9800 ext. 1456, 1427 20:00 | “The Romantic Piano”, Recital by Dimitris Toufexis 7th Level Auditorium A performance lecture on interpretive approaches to the Romantic piano repertoire. 16:30–18:00 | Workshop by Thresh Dance Company Dance Studio, Gym The workshop explores the relationship between Dance and Music in the Indian classical form of Bharatanatyam. 17:00–20:00 | “Who is the Stranger Now?…” The advent of foreign… in our body, in our country, in our minds… / Theatre Workshop by Barbara Doukas Black Box Theatre A unique opportunity to participate in […]
[…]and CDs The library also houses the ACG Archives and selected Special Collections. In his welcome speech, President Dr. David G. Horner thanked the US Embassy in Greece and the US government and mentioned that this work serves a two-fold purpose consistent with ACG’s strategic plan: To attract more international students, evolving into an international educational hub, and at the same time attract Greek students beyond the Athens market. ACG is home to 1,000 students from more than 200 universities around the world and especially the US. With respect to the Greek-speaking market, Dr. Horner noted that ACG has always […]
[…]exposure to other toxicants at work or at home The Chest Foundation has published a facts sheet presenting common myths for COPD2: References Forum of International Respiratory Societies https://www.firsnet.org/news-and-events/news-article/154-world-copd-day-2020 CHEST […]
[…]or Mr. Georgios Karaouzas-Arvanitis or their legal inheritors. ACG will ask that she/he/they acknowledge such notice and his/her/their agreement in writing, but shall be deemed to be authorized to make the award if neither responds within three weeks of such notice Demonstrate financial need (taking into consideration both personal and family income as well as personal and family property and assets) Show academic promise To retain the scholarship, recipients must be full-time students every academic semester, maintain a minimum C.I. of 2.5 after completion of 32 undergraduate academic credits, and a minimum C.I. of 3.0 after completion of 64 undergraduate […]
[…]data from the company’s survey 2017-2018 of hundreds of four-year colleges concerning schools’ commitments to the environment and sustainability. “We strongly recommend all the fine colleges in this guide to the many environmentally-minded students who seek to study and live at green colleges”, said The Princeton Review’s Robert Franek, Editor-in-Chief. Franek noted that college applicants and their parents are increasingly concerned about the environment and sustainability issues. Among nearly 11,000 teens and parents The Princeton Review surveyed earlier this year for its 2018 “College Hopes & Worries Survey”, 63% overall said having information about a college’s commitment to the environment […]
[…]you take off that cap and gown, work hard to help your country embrace innovation, and as you do, commit to innovative thinking in your own lives. Now more than ever, we need you to embrace innovation, diversity, and new thinking.” He urged the graduating class, “don’t be afraid to step onto the battlefield of ideas. As you set goals for yourself and think about what you want to accomplish, be true to who you are. But always be an active listener. You’ll be surprised how much you can learn when you listen. Your lives will be richer, and our […]
[…]to effectively leverage two of its strongest strategic assets, “excellent human capital and brand magic,” becoming an international center for education, with three Greek universities in the top 40 universities of the world. The specific mention of three universities is based on Dr. Horner’s long experience as president of a university in Illinois, a state with the same population as Greece, that faces similar economic and political dysfunctions; yet, Illinois has three universities in the world’s top 40. “Illinois is proof that you do not need a spectacular economy or a perfect political system to develop world-class universities,” said President […]
[…]four months from a non-actor student. I feel like I know and understand Shakespeare that much more now; I did not expect that we would touch upon different acting techniques and methods such as those of Stanislavsky, Strasberg and Meisner, or Alexander F.M. and Rudolf Laban and apply them on Shakespeare. LAMDA has brought me back in touch with my imagination, the experience of the moment, and belief and trust in myself,” she concludes. Thank you London Academy of Music & Dramatic Arts […]
[…]Deputy Head of Mission at the British Embassy in Tehran from 2005–2007 and was appointed a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG) in HM The Queen’s New Year’s Honours for 2008. On return from Tehran, she was seconded to Royal Dutch Shell as an international adviser from 2008, subsequently joining the company as Head of UK Governmental Relations from 2009 until 2012. On returning to the FCO in 2012 she served as Director Americas until 2016. Ms Smith grew up in Croydon, South London and was educated at Oxford University, graduating in Philosophy, Politics and […]
[…]wherein we apply a digital policy functioning as a horizontal social policy.” Konstantinos Velentzas, President and founder of the SHP, creator of the Lord Byron Prize and co-organizer of the event, was a presenter. The debate moderator was journalist Katerina Sokou, correspondent and Foreign Affairs Analyst in Washington, United States, and member of the SHP Advisory Committee. The event was held with the generous support of Brain & Company. The SHP founded and awards annually the International Lord Byron Award to three distinguished personalities from the international political, cultural, academic or entrepreneurial world, with a seminal social contribution through their […]
[…]as their only constant, the artworks mirror its paradoxical texture that, much like the natural phenomenon of dew, evokes an otherworldly feeling. Participating artists: Dimitrios Antonitsis, Irene Baimas-Kiamos, Yannis Bouteas, Katharine T. Carter, Elen Demiryan, Etios, Jean Follett, Emre Hüner, HYPERCOMF x Gérard Haas, Jimmy Hencan, Hans Hinterreiter, Gerald Horn, Yorgia Karidi, Liliane Lijn, Panayotis Linardakis, Natalia Manta x Michalis Lekakis & Frances Rich, Donald Mavros, Maria Mavropoulou, Miltos Manetas, Edward Meneeley, Eva Ohlow, Georges Perec, Lena Platonos, Afroditi Psarra, Vaggi Sekifu, John Smith, Marios Stamatis, Panos Valsamakis Performances: Marios Stamatis, Yorgia Karidi Senior Art Collection Manager, American College of […]
[…]think openly and change your perspective on multiple topics.” Another IHP junior Manos Kalokairinos agrees, noting that the honors program helped him “think multi-dimensionally” and enhanced his “ability to discuss not only the economic aspect of a subject, but the cultural, the political, and so forth.” Manos, who is majoring in Economics and works both on and off campus while pursuing his studies, sings the praises of Dr. Maragou, who he says is “always trying to present us with upcoming internships and opportunities, which are priceless for our CV…” He singles out “the two cornerstones of the IHP: the Honors Thesis […]
[…]affirmation of the College’s commitment to thought leadership. List of Honorees Featured in Chronological Order LOOMIS PATRICK Lawyer, Trustee and Chairman of the Board of Trustees FRANCIS HORN Educator, President of the University of Rhode Island EPPIE LEDERER (ANN LANDERS) Author, lecturer, nationally syndicated columnist ALEXANDROS DEMITRIOS KALOVEDOURIS Lawyer, Counsel to The American College of Greece for more than fifty years – Special Convocation, Doctor of Laws, 1979 FERDINAND THUN Business leader, Trustee and Chairman of the Board of Trustees DEREK CURTIS BOK Educator, author, President of Harvard University DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN Historian, author, professor LATTIE F. COOR Educator, President […]
[…]back in 1875. “The core history of this institution is disruption and educational innovation” commented President Horner and presented ACG’s strategic plan “Advancing the Legacy, Growing Greece” to reinvigorate the Greek economy and help promote social change, through education and knowledge. “Leveraging οn educational institution for economic growth is the American story; it is driving the American economy and to a larger extent it is driving the economy of the world. This is the pattern we are intending to follow here with The American College of Greece. To make a difference in this country; that has always been our purpose […]
[…]James Tsunis, addressed the graduates and conveyed greetings on behalf of the American people, acknowledging our shared commitment to education and gratitude for the opportunity to collaborate with ACG to pursue our mutual agenda for the people of Greece and beyond. Feel secure that you are equipped with an outstanding education and that your parents and teachers not only sought to give you an outstanding education, they gave you values and principles as well, as we seek to educate the whole person, not just the mind or the soul and the heart. Extend gratitude first to your parents and then […]
[…]Ισλάμ FOCUS Live A. Ανδριανόπουλος 19/4/15 Interview with Dr Andreas Andrianopoulos on NEXUS magazine, March 2016 (.pdf) Ποιο πρότυπο ανάπτυξης χρειαζόμαστε (.pdf) Why Iran likes Southern Europe Best (.pdf) Αδύναμος Κρίκος κατά του Ισλαμο-φασισμού (.pdf) The Illusion of Control-Cost Benefits (.pdf) Δεν Θα Υπάρξει Εμπλοκή Ρωσίας με Τουρκία […]
[…]to researchers, students, and professionals, providing data that will shape the future while honoring the past. We express our deep gratitude to the GNTO for their trust in this endeavor and to Research England for their generous support, and of course, to our Professor Eirini Karamouzi, the head of this academic and research project, and her […]
[…]at the end of 2007 showed a majority consensus by the German public that continued support of non-combat operations must continue (Fiebig and Buhlamn 2007). However, the recent Russo-Ukrainian war and the atrocities committed by Russian forces in places such as Bucha and Irpin have caused public opinion to shift in Germany towards more expansion of the Bundeswehr. This shift in opinion also allowed German Chancellor Scholz to propose ‘Zeitenwende.’ ‘Zeitenwende’ The return of collective defense as a result of the Russo-Ukrainian war has resulted in the announcement of ‘Zeitenwende.’ The war led to Germany to pledge support to NATO […]
[…]most important women entrepreneurs of the world, she continues to manage the Attiki Bee Culturing Company as Vice President of the Board and Managing Director responsible for the Commercial Sector, while she also passes on her business knowledge by mentoring ambitious young women who wish to follow in her footsteps. Alexandra Pitta-Chazapi has not only proved that Greek women have entrepreneurship in their DNA; she has significantly contributed in promoting Greece by offering the world one of the country’s most exquisite goods: the Greek honey. INTERVIEW Q.: What are three enduring lessons you learned during your studies at PIERCE? Everything is […]
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[email protected] May 2015 The AMERICAN COLLEGE OF GREECE (PIERCE-DEREE-ALBA) is a
non-profit,
non-sectarian educational institution that was founded in 1875. It is the oldest and largest American college in Europe, offering secondary, undergraduate, and graduate studies as well as programs in professional education. ACG is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), the most prestigious accrediting organization in the United States, and has a degree validation agreement with the Open University of the United Kingdom. The College enrolls approximately 4,000 students and has 37,000 alumni who live and work in dozens of countries around the […]
[…]in the Greek Delegation to NATO from 2000 to 2004, and as Greece’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative on the North Atlantic Council from 2007 to 2012. He was particularly closely involved in the negotiations for the current Strategic Concept and in the development of NATO’s partnership policy. Ambassador Stamatopoulos was NATO’s Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs and Security Policy from August 2013 until September 2016. Among his responsibilities were the conduct of the Alliance’s political and security relations, including the adjustment of policy towards Russia following the occupation of Crimea, of relations between NATO and its other 43 partners […]
[…]Lydia Iatraki (P’13, D’19) will perform Mozart’s works The Marriage of Figaro Overture Piano Concerto
No. 20, in D minor, K. 466 Great Symphony
No. 40 in G minor, K. 550 Dr. Tatiana Papageorgiou, renowned pianist and Deree professor, will introduce the concert, sharing insights about the great master and the music that will be performed. Young musicians and music lovers are invited to communicate with Dr. Tatiana Papageorgiou, pianist, Deree professor (
[email protected]) in
order to participate as performers or listeners in the upcoming masterclasses that will take place at The American College of Greece, during the 2023 spring […]
[…]Boston, MA, a city that is internationally recognized as a center of excellence in education, technological innovation and entrepreneurship. From February 20 to 26, seven students along with their group leader, Dr. Katerina Diamantaki, Graduate Program Coordinator, spent seven educational and inspiring days in Boston, also known as “the Athens of America.” MIT Tech Conference, Competition & Guided Lab Tour The students started off their trip with a bang, by attending the 2016 MIT Tech Conference on “The Rise of Artificial Intelligence.” At the conference, the graduate students attended speeches and panel discussions by renowned personalities in the field of […]
[…]spoke of his company’s breakthrough moment – getting Bally shoes on board – before becoming a brand, outlined the company’s later growth through the crisis, and explained how NAK seized the “great opportunity to restructure and assume a new position in the market.” Taking the podium, John Nikolaidis of JusteXpand spoke of his four undergraduate years at DEREE as the “best four years of my life,” and also shared insights from his career, which began at the helm of the family business – not always the best thing if you’re inexperienced, he said. He encouraged students to look at the […]
[…]Αθηνών. Έλαβε τον τίτλο του Master of Laws (LLM with honours) in International Commercial Law στο University of Kent at Canterbury της Μεγάλης Βρετανίας. Είναι δικηγόρος Παρ΄ Αρείω Πάγω. Έχει 16ετή θητεία στην Τοπική Αυτοδιοίκηση, όπου διετέλεσε: Πρόεδρος Δημοτικού Συμβουλίου και Αντιδήμαρχος του Δήμου Ψυχικού, μέλος της Γ.Σ. της ΚΕΔΕ, μέλος της Πολιτικής Επιτροπής του Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR) και Πρόεδρος του Συνδέσμου (ΣΛΑΠ) για την Προστασία και Ανάπλαση των Τουρκοβουνίων. Ως Νομική Σύμβουλος της Γενικής Γραμματείας Ολυμπιακών Αγώνων του Υπουργείου Πολιτισμού, συνεργάστηκε στην επεξεργασία του νομοσχεδίου για την βιώσιμη ανάπτυξη και κοινωνική αξιοποίηση των Ολυμπιακών Εγκαταστάσεων. […]
[…]impaired students for their entire course of study, spanning up to five academic years. It not only honors the Aldous family legacy but also underscores Deree’s commitment to providing equitable education for all. Deree’s Ongoing Mission: Expanding Opportunities and Breaking Barriers As part of the college’s broader mission, the Aldous Family Scholarship exemplifies Deree’s dedication to inclusivity. By expanding its scholarship program, the institution reaches out to students facing personal challenges and barriers, creating an environment where everyone can thrive academically, regardless of their circumstances. Opening Doors on January 15: Deree’s Vision for the Future As the new semester approaches […]
[…]to tennis, table tennis, and swimming. This year’s festival was a double celebration, as the ACG community gathered to commemorate the 40 years Arthur Christopher spent at Deree as its visionary Athletic Director (1972-2012), during which he created an extremely successful program, inspired by the high-quality athletic standards of US colleges. While he lived in Greece, Christopher played professional basketball in AEK Athens, he was a member of the Greek national team, and he furthered his career as one of the top Greek basketball coaches. Arthur Christopher was presented with the recognition award during the ACG 2016 International Sports Festival […]
[…]patients integrate them into a coherent and whole sense of self and others. Which types of disorders present the greatest challenge for psychotherapy and why? 0BPD has traditionally been considered very difficult to treat but, with the development of manualized, evidence-based treatments, such as TFP, DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), and MBT (Mentalization-Based Treatment), we know better how to treat those disorders. The “new frontier” in terms of challenges for therapists is Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). We see NPD as a variant of BPD with a particular structural characteristic that leads to difficulty engaging the patient in successful treatment. We call […]
[…]solidarity with the motherland, the role of diasporic networks and associations in the era of technological communication. Join us for a compelling and original discussion on the role and significance of Hellenism abroad. The event is free and open to the public. by December 5, 2022 For more information contact College Events – Office of Public Affairs,
[email protected] Bios of the speakers (in alphabetical
order) Othon Anastasakis | Director, European Studies Centre & SEESOX Principal Investigator of the Greek Diaspora Project, University of Oxford Othon Anastasakis is Director of the European Studies Centre, Oxford; Director of South East European Studies at […]
