The process begins by making an initial appointment. During this, an assessment is conducted, where we discuss your request and together we shape the appropriate therapeutic course for you.

Psychotherapy: €50 in Greek, €60 in English. Clinical hypnotherapy: €60 in Greek, €70 in English. Couple therapy: €70. Smoking cessation: €200 for one session. If a repeat session is needed, it is shorter and costs €80. All prices include VAT and are the same for in-person and online sessions. For group programs, please contact us.

Yes. Research has shown that online psychotherapy can be just as effective as in-person sessions, when conducted in an appropriate therapeutic setting.

The psychotherapy session lasts 50 minutes and the clinical hypnotherapy and couples therapy sessions last 60 minutes, in person or online. The first smoking cessation session lasts 120 minutes and the repeat session, if needed, 60 to 80 minutes.

Depression and mood disorders, anxiety, panic attacks, stress and burnout, psychosomatic symptoms, phobias, self-esteem, relationship difficulties, sleep and smoking cessation. If your issue is not mentioned here, ask us.

Sessions are held via a secure video call link. After booking your appointment, you will receive the link and instructions to easily connect.

To hold the online session, you need a computer, tablet or mobile phone, a stable internet connection, and a quiet space where you can be comfortable and private during the session.

We work with mild to moderate mental difficulties. We do not undertake psychotic disorders or severe psychiatric conditions that require psychiatric monitoring. In these cases we refer you to a psychiatrist or the appropriate facility. If you are unsure, contact us and we will discuss it.

Dodekanisou 99A, Peristeri 12135, next to the Anthoupoli METRO station. We are open Monday to Friday 09:00–22:00 and Saturday 09:00–15:00, by appointment.

Payment is made before the session via the available payment methods (card or bank transfer). After booking the appointment you will receive all the necessary instructions.

Yes. Psychotherapy and clinical hypnotherapy are also conducted in English, in person and online.

Sessions are usually held once a week. Depending on the needs and goal of the treatment, the pace can be adjusted.

Yes. Everything you share in sessions is protected by therapeutic confidentiality, with the only exceptions provided for by law and the code of ethics, such as immediate danger to life.

It's a good idea to choose a time for your first appointment that you can keep available on a weekly basis .The therapeutic process usually takes place with a fixed weekly frequency, so that there is continuity and stability in the treatment.

Not necessarily. Many people start therapy without being able to name exactly what is bothering them. In the first meeting, we explore together your request and needs and shape the appropriate therapeutic course.

Our sessions are not an emergency service. If you are in danger, call 112 or the Suicide Intervention Line 1018.

The sessions are carried out by the specialized therapeutic team of the Hypnotherapy Clinic. Based on your request and availability, we recommend the therapist who best suits your needs.

The duration depends on the request, goals, and depth of the therapeutic work. The process progresses step by step, with the goal of substantial and lasting change.

Clinical hypnotherapy is a therapeutic process that utilizes relaxation, focused attention, and mental imagery to help the individual become more in touch with their thoughts, feelings, and internal processes. It is not sleep or loss of control. The individual remains conscious, listening, and can actively participate in the process.

Cognitive Behavioral Hypnotherapy combines elements of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with techniques from clinical hypnotherapy, relaxation, mental imagery, and therapeutic language. The goal is to help the individual identify dysfunctional patterns of thought, emotion, and behavior and cultivate more functional ways of managing them.

Clinical hypnotherapy can be used to support issues such as anxiety, stress, panic attacks, phobias, psychosomatic symptoms, low self-esteem, sleep difficulties and changing unwanted habits. Its application always depends on the needs of each person and the therapeutic framework that has been agreed upon.

Hypnotherapy can help manage anxiety through relaxation techniques, breathing control, mental imagery, and processing of thoughts associated with the anxiety response. It is often used in conjunction with psychotherapy to help the individual better understand the vicious cycle of anxiety and learn more functional ways of managing it.

Clinical hypnotherapy can be used as a supportive tool in the therapeutic work with panic attacks, mainly through physical relaxation, breathing, demystification of physical symptoms and cognitive processing of fear. The goal is not simply to "stop" the attack, but to understand and reduce the fear surrounding the symptoms.

In many cases, psychosomatic symptoms are related to stress, tension, and difficulty regulating the nervous system. Hypnotherapy can help the person connect with their body in a calmer way, reduce tension, and recognize how thoughts, feelings, and physical sensations interact with each other. It is not a substitute for medical evaluation when physical symptoms are present.

The number of sessions depends on the request, difficulty, history and goals of each person. Some issues may require 16-20 sessions, while others require more comprehensive psychotherapeutic work. Specific phobias usually require about 10 sessions. In the first session, the request is explored and an initial treatment plan is discussed.

Psychotherapy is a broader therapeutic process that helps the individual to understand themselves, their patterns, their relationships and their difficulties. Hypnotherapy is a therapeutic tool that can be integrated into this framework. At the Hypnotherapy Clinic, clinical hypnotherapy is not applied in isolation, but is combined with psychotherapeutic thinking and clinical assessment.

Yes. Clinical hypnosis is a safe therapeutic technique when applied by a qualified professional and within the context of psychotherapy.

No. Although the word “hypnosis” may refer to sleep, in clinical hypnotherapy the person is not asleep. They are in a state of deep relaxation and focused attention, where they can listen, perceive and collaborate with the therapist.

No. In clinical hypnotherapy, the person does not lose control and does not do anything they do not want to. The process is done with respect, safety and cooperation. The patient can speak, stop or return fully to the present moment at any time.

Usually yes. In clinical hypnotherapy the person remains in touch with the process and in most cases remembers what was said. The experience is more like deep relaxation and focus than a loss of memory or control.

Each person experiences hypnotherapy differently. Some feel relaxed, calm, heaviness in the body, or more intense inner concentration. Others remain more mentally active and follow the process with full awareness. There is no “right” or “wrong” way to experience it.

Yes, in many cases hypnotherapy can be done online, as long as there is a quiet space, good connection and appropriate safety conditions. The online application is evaluated according to the request, history and needs of the patient.

You can contact the Hypnotherapy Clinic in Peristeri to book an initial session. During the first meeting, your request is explored, your needs and goals are discussed, and the appropriate therapeutic framework is proposed.