The Center for Neuropsychological Applications provides specialized psychological assessment and intervention services for children and adults. It is directed by Ms. Alexandra Economou, Psychologist, Professor Emerita of Neuropsychology at the Department of Psychology of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.
The Center's services cover a wide range of needs in the field of neuropsychology, with particular specialization in auditory processing disorders, in the evaluation of the cognitive functions of children with learning disabilities, as well as in the assessment of the cognitive functions of adults with neurodegenerative disorders or other brain injuries.
Ms. Economou holds a license to practice as a Psychologist (#10648 1999, Athens Prefecture, East Athens Sector). She is a member of the International Neuropsychological Society, the American Psychological Association, the Hellenic Psychological Association and the Hellenic Neuropsychological Association.
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The Center is the evolution of the Center for Audio-Psychophonological Applications, the first Tomatis Center in Greece, which was founded in 1987 in the same address, initially as the “Center for Acoustic-Psycho-Phonology”. Its establishment was carried out with the permission of Professor Alfred Tomatis himself to Ms. Tony Maha Evangelopoulou, mother of Ms. Alexandra Economou.
From 1985 until the opening of the Center, Ms. Economou was trained together with her mother by Professor Tomatis himself, completing all stages of training at his Center in Paris (Boulevard de Courcelles). After the opening of the Center, they continued their further training under the personal supervision of Professor Tomatis in regular collaboration with him until 2000, a year before his death, in 2001.
