Konstantinos Vlogiaris
Psychology graduate (University of Sunderland, 2026). I research, I write, and I sit with people going through cancer. PsychHeal is mine.
To be clear about it: I'm a psychology graduate and researcher, not a licensed therapist or psychotherapist, not yet. What I offer is reflective support and education, not clinical therapy or diagnosis.
I grew up half in Greek classrooms and half in English books. Ancient Greek and Latin on one desk, psychology textbooks and IELTS practice papers on the other. That's probably why I write the way I do: technical when the evidence needs it, plain when a person does.
Cancer is what brought me to psychology. Not in a textbook, in my own family, in people I love. I watched care that looked after the body and then more or less shrugged at the mind. That gap is the thing I'm trying to close.
I'm warm, a bit slow to decide, and sometimes too honest for my own good. I don't think hope and meaning are soft words. Frankl and Breitbart spent careers showing they hold people up when nothing else does, and I've felt that myself. So that's what I build with.
Greek (native) · English (C2) · German (working) · Spanish & French (reading).
- · People living with cancer, and the exhausted people looking after them.
- · Tools that are actually based on something, not wellness theatre.
- · Making this usable for everyone, screen readers included, tired brains included.
- · Saying where things come from, instead of asking you to just trust me.