Foteini Moustaka is a graduate of the Athens School of Social Work (IAKE) and a member of the Association of Social Workers of Greece.

He is also affiliated with the American Group Psychotherapy Association (AGPA), the International Association for Group Psychotherapy (IAGP), the International Family Therapy Association (IFTA), and the European Family Therapy Association (EFTA).

Additionally, he holds academic training in journalism and specialized training in body-oriented psychotherapy under Stanley Keleman in Berkeley.

His clinical expertise focuses on intergenerational family dynamics and systemic enhancement of self and family functionality, especially through mother-child groups and support groups for older women, particularly in the “empty nest” phase. He also leads group psychotherapy for adult women, integrating body-awareness techniques to support emotional and relational growth. Within AKMA, he is responsible for designing and conducting experiential seminars, and training new facilitators in the Motherhood Seminars and the A–Z Series.

Balancing professional and personal life, he is married, a proud father of two, and a grandfather of three grandchildren.