Dr ELENI KONSTANTINOPOULOU, ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI, Greece
Dr. Eleni Konstantinopoulou is a distinguished Psychologist 🧑⚕️ with expertise in Neuropsychology 🧬. She earned her M.Sc. in Cognitive Psychology in 2010 and completed her Ph.D. in Neuropsychology in 2019 at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 🇬🇷. Her prolific research focuses on cognitive and psychological processes affected by neurological conditions, especially Frontotemporal Dementia 🧠. With over a decade of contributions at the 2nd Department of Neurology, she has led and supported numerous research projects in neuropsychology, cognitive psychology, and distance education 📚. Dr. Konstantinopoulou has been both an academic scholar and clinical researcher, blending education and practice seamlessly. She actively contributes to the scientific community through publications, lectures, and collaborations 🔬. Her work exemplifies excellence, innovation, and dedication to advancing brain health and cognitive rehabilitation 💡.
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Education
Dr. Eleni Konstantinopoulou graduated with a degree in Psychology from the School of Psychology, Faculty of Philosophy at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki 🎓. She pursued her postgraduate studies in Cognitive Psychology, obtaining a Master of Science degree in 2010 📘. Her intellectual passion led her to doctoral studies, culminating in a Ph.D. in Neuropsychology in 2019 🧪. During her academic journey, she honed her specialization in the neuropsychological impacts of degenerative brain disorders, with a specific focus on Frontotemporal Dementia 🧠. Her education has been marked by academic excellence, cross-disciplinary training, and a commitment to bridging the gap between cognitive theory and clinical application 📖🔍. Through continuous professional development and scholarly work, she has contributed to shaping future professionals and enhancing evidence-based practices in neuropsychology.
Experience
With over 14 years of combined clinical and academic experience, Dr. Konstantinopoulou has been a clinical and research fellow at the 2nd Department of Neurology at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (2010–2024) 🏥🔬. She contributed as a research assistant and coordinator in various clinical trials and cognitive rehabilitation programs. Her teaching career includes roles as academic scholar at the University of Western Macedonia and Aristotle University, training future psychologists and clinicians 👩🏫📘. She has led neuropsychological assessments, contributed to diagnostic tools, and collaborated on multidisciplinary research involving MS and dementia. As a member of the Hellenic Neuropsychological Society 🧠🇬🇷, she continues to advocate for clinical excellence and scientific advancement. Her postdoctoral research (2019–2024) explored neuroanatomical correlations in Frontotemporal Dementia, further establishing her as a leader in the field. Her professional portfolio reflects depth, dedication, and impact across healthcare and academia 🧑⚕️📚.
Awards & Honors
Dr. Eleni Konstantinopoulou’s work has received growing recognition in the domains of neuropsychology and cognitive rehabilitation 🧠🏅. While formal national or international awards are not listed, her impactful publications in high-ranking journals and her long-standing research collaboration in prominent neurology departments position her as an ideal candidate for the Best Researcher Award 🥇📈. Her involvement in the adaptation of Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Examination-Revised for Greek populations is highly cited and influential 🇬🇷📊. Her role in the IGNITE study and other MS-related cognitive research further reflects her ability to bridge clinical practice with scientific inquiry 🌐. She is respected in the Hellenic Neuropsychological Society and frequently collaborates on studies published in journals such as European Journal of Neurology, International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, and Journal of Neurological Sciences 📑🌟. Her track record of excellence and collaborative spirit make her a standout candidate.
Research Focus
Dr. Konstantinopoulou’s research centers on the interplay between neurodegenerative diseases and cognitive function 🧠📉. Her primary interest lies in understanding how conditions like Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) and Multiple Sclerosis (MS) affect memory, executive function, behavior, and psychological well-being 🧪🧍♀️. She has explored neuropsychological profiles of different FTD variants, helping clinicians refine diagnoses and tailor interventions. Her postdoctoral work involved neuroanatomical mapping to link behavioral symptoms with structural brain changes using neuroimaging 🧬🧠. She also engages in cognitive rehabilitation, testing computerized tools to improve MS patients’ cognitive abilities 💻🧑⚕️. Her contributions to the adaptation of diagnostic tools like ACE-R for the Greek population enhance cross-cultural assessment and clinical accuracy 🇬🇷📝. Overall, her research supports early detection, better classification, and targeted cognitive therapies in neurology, impacting both clinical outcomes and scientific knowledge 🌍📊.
Publication Top Notes
Adaptation of Addenbrooke’s cognitive examination‐revised for the Greek population
The rationale for monitoring cognitive function in multiple sclerosis: practical issues for clinicians
Computerized cognitive rehabilitation for treatment of cognitive impairment in multiple sclerosis: an explorative study.
Behavioral disturbances differentiate frontotemporal lobar degeneration subtypes and Alzheimer’s disease: evidence from the Frontal Behavioral Inventory
The frontotemporal dementias in a tertiary referral center: classification and demographic characteristics in a series of 232 cases
Long-term effects of prolonged-release fampridine in cognitive function, fatigue, mood and quality of life of MS patients: The IGNITE study
Early onset degenerative dementias: demographic characteristics and etiologic classification in a tertiary referral center
Changes in children’s beliefs about everyday reasoning: Evidence from Greek primary students.