Nicholas Sarantakis is a Counselling Psychologist, he has published peer-reviewed studies in group and family psychotherapy, a client study on a pluralistic and lifespan development approach in therapy, on an anti-discriminatory stance in psychotherapy and on the relationship between language and thought.

He is a currently a member of the research group ‘Diversity, community & Identity’ at the University of Northampton and he has previously led a research project on Existential-Experiential group psychotherapy after a life crisis or psychological trauma and he is working towards publishing the research outcome.

He is also a research and clinical associate of the Insta Help online counselling service of the Sigmund Freud University in Austria and a psychotherapist with the British CBT & Counselling Service.

He has previously worked as a Lecturer at Teesside University and at York St. John University and also as an employment mediator for the Greek government.