Social Scientist & Dramatherapist

Vasiliki Moka is a Social Scientist and Dramatherapy facilitator trained at the Hellenic Institute of Playtherapy and Dramatherapy “Athyrma." With a Master’s degree in Social Sciences/Human Rights (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) she is passionate about the ways creativity and embodiment can support (inter)personal expression and connection.

She is a SYLFF Foundation fellow, recognized for her research on documentary theatre and lived experience. Her thesis focused on how the repeated involvement of non-professional actresses in performance shaped their sense of identity, presence, and emotional connection to their personal narratives.

Vasiliki facilitates Dramatherapy workshops, group processes, and one-on-one sessions in Greece and abroad. Her practice combines movement, role-play, storytelling, and symbolic exploration to help participants engage with their emotional landscapes and inner narratives.

In all her work, she is interested in how body and imagination can come together in a safe, creative space -not for performance, but for reflection and discovery. She believes that Dramatherapy offers a valuable space to listen, express, and grow -both individually and collectively.