Christina Charilaou – Randles  is  a Registered Clinical Psychologist.  She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from  the  University  of  Cyprus and  a  Master’s    degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Nicosia.

She  supports  lifelong  learning by attending seminars of interest both in Cyprus and abroad.

In 2008 she  attended  a  series  of  seminars in Kosovo about supporting people with  cancer  and  then provided  voluntary support  at  the “Healthia  Clinic”  in Pristina, to cancer patients and their families.

In 2009 she volunteered  at the  Theotokos  Foundation,  gaining experience  in  handling  children and  adolescents with developmental immaturity and mental  disorders.

In  2010  she  participated  in  the research program  “Neurocognitive Study of Adults – Memory and Cognitive Skills  in Adult Life”, where she was trained in the assessment of memory and cognitive skills of the seniors.

In  2013  she  worked  at  the  Medical  School  of  the  University  of  Nicosia  for  two academic semesters as a PBL Tutor.

Since 2014 she is in private practice, providing services to adults, children, couples and families.

 

Publications:

Constantinidou F. & Charilaou, C. (2010). Neurocognitive aging and quality of life in Greek Cypriot Adults.
Brain Impairment, 11(2), 215-216.41.

Constantinidou,  F.  &  Charilaou,  C. (2010).  Quality  of  life, years  of  education,  and  neuropsychological        performance in older adults.
Proceedings from the 25^th International Conference on Alzheimer’s Disease, 2010. Medimont International Proceedings, Bologna, 47-50.