About Jo
Wellbeing consultant with an MSc in Applied Neuropsychology. Based in Cyprus, working with organisations worldwide. Helping teams handle pressure well, and helping leaders build cultures where people actually thrive.
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Evidence-led wellbeing, delivered with warmth and care.
The Why
My work is about helping people feel steady at work again. I start by understanding what is happening beneath the surface of a team, then use practical, evidence-led tools to create change that lasts long after the session ends.
Whether it is a leader carrying too much privately or a whole team running on empty, the goal is the same: clarity, resilience and a better way to work.
"People cannot build something meaningful on exhaustion and stress. A well mind is the key that changes everything."
Real support for real pressure. Science-backed, human-first and built around your organisation.
The Journey
I'm Jo Stavraki (also known as Ioanna, or Jo Wellbeing), a wellbeing consultant with an MSc in Applied Neuropsychology. For over a decade, I've worked with organisations across the UK, Cyprus and internationally.
I work with the science of how the brain and nervous system function under pressure, and I translate it into practical tools that teams and leaders can use every day. It starts with a conversation.
Graduate study in applied neuropsychology, exploring how the brain and nervous system shape behaviour, emotion, and cognition under real-world conditions.
Membership of the BPS, the representative body for psychology and psychologists in the UK, committed to responsible and ethical practice.
Frontline experience leading and supporting wellbeing delivery at county scale within the NHS, working with individuals and teams under genuine pressure.
Teaching at postgraduate level in Organisational Psychology and Research Methods, translating complex psychology into practical, applicable knowledge.
Contributing to wellbeing writing and research, with an ongoing commitment to making evidence-based psychology accessible and useful in everyday life.
"Credibility matters. But so does how you feel in the room with someone. I aim to bring both."
Jo StavrakiThe Experience
Working with me is calm, practical and genuinely useful. Sessions give people space to think clearly, name what has been building in the background and leave with tools they can use the same day.
Everything is designed around your organisation, so the work fits the way your people actually think, meet and get things done.
Grounded in psychology and neuroscience, translated into practical techniques people can apply straight away.
Every session and programme is designed around your culture, your goals and the pressures your people face.
Calm, well-held spaces where people can be honest, ask questions and think more clearly together.
The measure of the work is what changes afterwards: in decisions, in communication and in how your teams feel.
Who I Work With
Organisations come to me for different reasons, and the underlying need is often the same: people who feel clearer, steadier and able to do their best work.
For teams carrying heavy workloads, change or constant deadlines.
For organisations that want healthier teams and a stronger culture.
For leaders carrying a lot, even when everything looks fine from the outside.
What Changes
Progress people can feel in their energy, their choices and their working relationships. Most organisations come to me when work feels too loud, too fast or too heavy. The work we do together builds steadiness and resilience across the team.
The aim is simple: a way of working that feels sustainable.
Beyond the Workshop
I also share wellbeing education through writing and research-informed content, because psychology should feel accessible, useful and grounded in real life.
Regular essays on stress, the brain and the messy reality of working life, written to be read with a cup of tea.
Read on SubstackLonger pieces on wellbeing, psychology and what the research actually says.
Read on MediumThe First Step
A relaxed, no-pressure conversation about your team: what has been going on, what you have tried and what you would like to change. If it is a fit, I will recommend the best next step.
Confidential, supportive and practical.
Good Questions
If you are wondering it, you are probably not the only one.