Eirini Karyotaki is currently working as Assistant Professor at the Department of Clinical Psychology, VU Amsterdam. Her research focuses on examining the effectiveness of psychotherapy in treating adult depression, with a special interest in Internet-based interventions. During her PhD trajectory, she focused on systematic reviews with specialization on conventional and individual participant data meta-analyses. She has been involved in several international projects, such as the E-Compared project (2014 – present) and in the development of treatment guidelines, such as the World Health Organization (WHO) mental health gap program- IG Version 2 (2016). Currently, she is coordinating a large-scale university project on college students’ mental health, namely the Caring Universities, which involves epidemiological, effectiveness and implementation research (2016 – present). Along with research, Eirini Karyotaki is a lecturer in courses on depression and systematic reviews in the research masters in Clinical and Developmental Psychopathology, VU. She has (co) authored 44 published peer-reviewed papers. 

For a full list of my published papers, the reader is referred to PubMed or to my personal page on ResearchGate.

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