Teacher of Psychology
Triantafyllia
Understand your mind. Build confidence. Embrace personal growth. I make psychology accessible, engaging and useful in everyday life.
About me
Hello, I’m Triantafyllia
I’m passionate about psychology, mental well-being, and helping people better understand themselves.
With an academic background in Psychology and Neuropharmacology, I explore the fascinating connections between our brain, thoughts, emotions and everyday behaviour — and I love turning them into ideas you can actually use.
Whether you join me on YouTube, read the blog, or book a one-to-one lesson, my goal is the same: to help you feel more curious, more confident and more at home in your own mind.
What you’ll discover
Psychology for everyday life
Human behaviour
Psychology and human behaviour, explained simply.
Mental well-being
Emotional awareness and caring for your mind.
Confidence & resilience
Practical tips to grow stronger, step by step.
Personal growth
Self-discovery, relationships and becoming yourself.
How minds work
Insights into the brain behind thoughts and feelings.
My mission
“To make psychology accessible, engaging, and useful in everyday life.”
Triantafyllia
One-to-one lessons
Personalised mental well-being lessons
Learn at your own pace in private online lessons on Preply, shaped around your goals.
- Understand your emotions and thought patterns
- Build confidence and resilience with practical tools
- Explore psychology topics that matter to you
From the blog
Latest articles
What Is Resilience — and Can You Build It?
How we bounce back from difficult moments, and five small habits that make it easier.
Read article →Meet Your Inner Critic: Why Self-Talk Matters
The voice in your head shapes how you feel. Here is how to notice it — and answer back kindly.
Read article →Your Brain on Stress: A Simple Guide
What actually happens in your brain and body when you feel stressed, explained without jargon.
Read article →Join the journey
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