RODAKINO – Laboratory of Systemic Psychology and Pedagogy

Connecting Systemic Therapy, Arts and Education

Training Programs

• Multimodal Art Therapy – Systemic Approach
• Systemic Psychotherapy and Counselling
• Art as Pedagogy: Contemporary Practices in Education
• Installation Art in Therapeutic Practice

 Multimodal Art Therapy – Systemic Approach

• Location:Athens, Greece
• Length:3 years
• Format:Part-time, in person
• Language:Greek
• Program Director:Katerina Anogiannaki, Psychologist, Educator, Systemic Therapist, M.Ed., M

About the program

The Multimodal Art Therapy – Systemic Approach is a three-year professional training program that integrates systemic and relational approaches with art therapy and the multimodal use of the arts within the therapeutic process. The training combines theoretical and experiential learning, personal art practice, supervised practice and supervision. Trainees work with a range of art forms and media, including drawing and painting, photography, collage and mixed media, clay and other materials, objects, body and movement, creative writing, sound, performance, installation art and artist books. Particular emphasis is placed on the therapeutic relationship, a systemic understanding of the individual within their relational contexts, and the development of the trainee’s professional identity.

Program contents: 3 years, 1,500 hours

• 540 hours of theoretical and experiential training
• Systemic theory, art therapy and multimodal arts practices
• Individual therapeutic work, child therapy, parent counselling, couple and family therapy, and group work
• 360 hours of supervised practice
• Supervision
• Personal art practice, theoretical study, reflective work and portfolio development

Program website: www.teamrodakino.com

Current Cohort: 2026–2029

Credential: Certificate of Completion of the Three-Year Professional Training Program in Multimodal Art Therapy – Systemic Approach

Contact: teamrodakino@gmail.com