My name is Olivia Papakyrikos, and I am a licensed therapist and sport psychology consultant specializing in athlete mental health, eating disorders, and sport performance. As a former collegiate field hockey player, my own experience navigating injury inspired me to dedicate my career to helping athletes and high-performing individuals overcome challenges and perform at their best—in both sport and life.
My work focuses on supporting competitive athletes and high performers navigating concerns such as eating disorders, anxiety, depression, life transitions, mental blocks, and injury recovery. My practice, Papakyrikos Therapy & Performance, is based in Boston. I am licensed to provide therapy in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Florida, and I offer sport psychology services nationwide.
I have spent the last decade helping athletes tackle mental blocks and life challenges so that they can both perform at their best and improve their overall well-being. I bring extensive experience in eating disorder treatment across all levels of care, including specialized programs designed specifically for athletes. I have also worked with top universities in Massachusetts such as Northeastern University and Umass Amherst, providing both sport and performance psychology services and mental health therapy to collegiate athletes.
Over the past decade, I have helped athletes work through mental blocks, performance challenges, and broader life stressors while improving their overall wellbeing. I bring extensive experience in eating disorder treatment across all levels of care, including specialized programs designed specifically for athletes. Additionally, I have worked with collegiate athletes at leading universities in Massachusetts, including Northeastern University and University of Massachusetts Amherst, providing both mental health therapy and sport/performance psychology services.
My approach integrates mental health and performance, helping clients cultivate resilience, improve overall wellbeing, build a healthier relationship with themselves and their bodies, and create sustainable success both on and off the field.
