Career Highlights

Attain academic degrees (2007 & 2009) in Companion Animal Behaviour.
Design (2007) and deliver (2008) the first Dog Assisted Intervention programme in Greece and conduct relevant research in a child protection institution.
Present research findings in an international scientific conference in Sweeden (2010).
Design and conduct research for the Military Working Dogs’ welfare in the Hellenic Air Force (2011).
Present research findings in a Pan-Hellenic scientific conference (2012).
Deliver guest lectures (2010 – 2012) to university postgraduate students in Greece.
Design and deliver (2012) the first Dog Assisted Activity programme and conduct relevant research in an educational setting in Greece.
Provide consulting services to a UK dog charity (2016).
Design and coordinate (2016) the first Dog Assisted Therapy programme and conduct relevant research in a hospital setting in Greece.
Become a member (2017) of a university research unit (Australia).
Become a member (2017) of a research team in the Academy of Athens, Greece.
Deliver lectures (2017-19) in a UK university.
Become a trustee (2018) of the Society for Companion Animal Studies in the UK.
Be appointed (2019) the Head of Animal Operations of a Royal Society for the Protection of Animals (RSPCA) Branch in the UK.
Be invited as a speaker in an annual conference (2019) of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors in the UK.
Be accredited & registered (2020) as a Clinical Animal Behaviourist in the UK.