Professor of Speech and Language Therapy · Nea Makri

Dr. Konstantinos
Konstantopoulos.

Clinical experience, academic knowledge and expertise in neurological speech therapy, cognitive functions and evidence-based assessment.

Dr. Konstantinos Konstantopoulos
Dr. Konstantinos Konstantopoulos

Clinical and Academic Profile

Dr Konstantinos Konstantopoulos is Professor in the Department of Speech and Language Therapy at the University of the Peloponnese. He has extensive clinical, academic, and research experience in the assessment and management of communication, language, speech, and swallowing disorders.

He holds a Master's degree from Washington State University (USA) and a PhD from University College London (United Kingdom). His doctoral studies were supported by a prestigious Marie Curie Fellowship of the European Union.

Dr Konstantopoulos has extensive long-term clinical experience in Speech Therapy in both Greece and Cyprus. His academic work includes research, university teaching, and scientific publications in the fields of assessment and rehabilitation of communication disorders.

At his private practice, he provides comprehensive assessment and intervention services based on evidence-based practice. Every treatment plan is individually tailored to ensure accurate diagnosis, effective intervention, and meaningful improvements in communication, functional independence, and quality of life.

22+years of clinical experience
USA / UKinternational training
75'initial assessment

Areas of expertise

  • Neurological disorders of communication and swallowing.
  • Cognitive assessment of memory, attention and executive functions.
  • Dyslexia and learning difficulties with modern diagnostic tools.
  • Disorders of speech, voice and functional communication.
Cover of the book Neuroanatomy & Neurophysiology for Speech and Hearing Sciences

Published work

Neuroanatomy & Neurophysiology for Speech and Hearing Sciences, 2nd Edition

Co-author of the international academic textbook used in the training of speech-language pathologists and audiologists, together with J. Anthony Seikel and David G. Drumright.

Plural Publishing Inc.

Dr. Konstantinos Konstantopoulos at his practice in Nea Makri
Dr. Konstantopoulos in the assessment room, Nea Makri.

Clinical philosophy

Therapy does not start from generic exercises. It starts from the question: which skill really challenges the person in their everyday life? The answer to this question defines the intervention plan.