Renowned Greek psychologist Tenia Makri concludes successful lecture series in Melbourne

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The Hellenic Women’s Network VIC – HELIADES Inc, EEAMA, AHEPA Victoria and ESTIA have proudly concluded the second part of their highly successful lecture series featuring distinguished Greek Psychologist, Family Counsellor and Author, Tenia Makri.

More than 200 attendees gathered to hear Mrs Makri deliver her thought-provoking talk on “The influences that make us who we are – heredity, the role of parents, and social and cultural factors.” 

Her insightful presentation captivated the audience, offering profound reflections on the psychological and emotional forces that shape identity and relationships within families and communities.

Organisers praised Mrs Makri’s “depth of knowledge and magnetic presentation style,” noting her ability to connect deeply with the audience through her warmth, wisdom and humour.

“We thank you wholeheartedly, Mrs Makri, for bringing and sharing with us the light of wisdom from the country of light and civilisation – our beloved homeland, Greece,” said a joint statement from the organising bodies.

Many attendees remarked they had long admired Mrs Makri from Greek television, and felt privileged to finally meet her in person during her Australian tour. 

“It was a joy to listen to her, to engage with her insights, and to absorb the beauty and significance of all she shared,” organisers added.

As part of her program, Mrs Makri also offered an additional lecture on Monday, November 10, at the Aetolian Greek School of Yarraville, specifically tailored for students, parents and friends of the school community.

The collaborating organisations – EEAMA, AHEPA, Estia and HELIADES – extended their warmest wishes to Mrs Makri for a safe journey home and expressed their hope for future collaborations.

“Your visit has left a lasting impression on Melbourne’s Greek community,” said Niki Matziaris-Garay OAM, President of HELIADES. “We look forward to welcoming you again soon.”

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