Agapi Kandylaki
Biographic Data
| ID | 4406644 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Agapi Kandylaki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Agapi |
| FAMILY NAME | Kandylaki |
| SIGNATURE | KANDYLAKI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Democritus University of Thrace |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
I believe the world can be better”
This mixed-methods study draws from original data to examine whether and how faith motivates and sustains social workers serving refugees in Greece. Faith has proven to be a source of hope, coping, and motivation through difficult times. However, Greece, once a very religious part of the world, has become more secular and social workers have grown less dependent on faith. Instead, social workers working with refugees report that they rely on othe…
The Contribution of Biofeedback Brain Boy Method to the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders
INTRODUCTION: Anxiety management is one of the most important health issues which is being faced by humans today. Biofeedback, as a method of neurophysiology, has been added to the methods recommended for this purpose. AIM: The aim of the study was to measure the effectiveness of biofeedback method by using Brain Boy Universal Professional in the treatment of anxiety disorders. METHODS: The sample of this research study consisted of 50 individual…
Critical, Anti-Oppressive and Human Rights Social Work in the ‘Rough Pathways’ of the Muslim Roma Neighbourhoods in Thrace
This article draws on critical, anti-oppressive and human rights perspectives and presents a social work project, developed in the disadvantaged 'Muslim Roma' neighbourhoods on the outskirts of the big cities in the region of Thrace-Greece. The project aims at dealing with school drop-out, encouraging children's regular attendance and improving their educational attainment. It encounters multilevel and holistic interventions, aiming at challengin…
Social Work Practice in Multicultural Settings
This article attempts a preliminary exploration of the evolving dimensions and underlying subtleties of multiculturalism for social work practice in Greece, particularly in the region of Thrace. It is based on a pilot study with a group of social workers, who disclose their experience and attitudes through accounts of practice. The central argument developed is that, although it is important for professionals to be aware of cultural differences, …
Social Work Practice in Multicultural Settings
This article attempts a preliminary exploration of the evolving dimensions and underlying subtleties of multiculturalism for social work practice in Greece, particularly in the region of Thrace. It is based on a pilot study with a group of social workers, who disclose their experience and attitudes through accounts of practice. The central argument developed is that, although it is important for professionals to be aware of cultural differences, …
Critical, Anti-Oppressive and Human Rights Social Work in the ‘Rough Pathways’ of the Muslim Roma Neighbourhoods in Thrace
This article draws on critical, anti-oppressive and human rights perspectives and presents a social work project, developed in the disadvantaged 'Muslim Roma' neighbourhoods on the outskirts of the big cities in the region of Thrace-Greece. The project aims at dealing with school drop-out, encouraging children's regular attendance and improving their educational attainment. It encounters multilevel and holistic interventions, aiming at challengin…
Social Work Practice in Multicultural Settings
This article attempts a preliminary exploration of the evolving dimensions and underlying subtleties of multiculturalism for social work practice in Greece, particularly in the region of Thrace. It is based on a pilot study with a group of social workers, who disclose their experience and attitudes through accounts of practice. The central argument developed is that, although it is important for professionals to be aware of cultural differences, …
Critical, Anti-Oppressive and Human Rights Social Work in the ‘Rough Pathways’ of the Muslim Roma Neighbourhoods in Thrace
This article draws on critical, anti-oppressive and human rights perspectives and presents a social work project, developed in the disadvantaged 'Muslim Roma' neighbourhoods on the outskirts of the big cities in the region of Thrace-Greece. The project aims at dealing with school drop-out, encouraging children's regular attendance and improving their educational attainment. It encounters multilevel and holistic interventions, aiming at challengin…
The Contribution of Biofeedback Brain Boy Method to the Treatment of Anxiety Disorders
INTRODUCTION: Anxiety management is one of the most important health issues which is being faced by humans today. Biofeedback, as a method of neurophysiology, has been added to the methods recommended for this purpose. AIM: The aim of the study was to measure the effectiveness of biofeedback method by using Brain Boy Universal Professional in the treatment of anxiety disorders. METHODS: The sample of this research study consisted of 50 individual…
I believe the world can be better”
This mixed-methods study draws from original data to examine whether and how faith motivates and sustains social workers serving refugees in Greece. Faith has proven to be a source of hope, coping, and motivation through difficult times. However, Greece, once a very religious part of the world, has become more secular and social workers have grown less dependent on faith. Instead, social workers working with refugees report that they rely on othe…
Engineering (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Social Work (2 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Anxiety (1 work) · Argument (complex analysis (1 work)