HELPING ARTISTS AND CREATIVES NAVIGATING MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES
AND PROVIDING RESOURCES FOR RECOVERY
THE FOUNDER
ALEXIA CHRISTIANA IOANNIDES
Alexia Christiana Ioannides is a counselor, supervisor, and dance/movement therapist whose work has unfolded over more than two decades in the field of behavioral health. Trained in EMDR and shaped by years of clinical leadership, she has walked with people through trauma, recovery, and the slow return of breath.
Her career has carried her from directing a dual‑diagnosis treatment center to co‑founding a long‑standing Palm Beach practice, to offering movement‑based healing to cancer patients. She now serves as a Behavioral Health Care Surveyor for Joint Commission.
Her work has appeared in Palm Beach Post, Palm Beach Daily News, and Stuart Magazine, and she has supported communities in crisis, including students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School through Camp Shine.
As an M2 Institute Practitioner, she integrates neurotransmitter testing to help clients understand the deeper currents shaping their emotional and behavioral lives.
She is the founder of The Alithia Project, devoted to artists and creatives seeking stability, wholeness, and a way forward.
Alexia lives in downtown West Palm Beach with her beloved Maltipoo, Samson, and finds joy in the beach, dancing, and the people she loves.
ALEXIA IN THE PRESS:
COMING SOON
Where Psychology Meets the Ancient Way
Drawing on two thousand years of Orthodox Christian healing practice and two decades of clinical experience, Artist Jūce maps a path from crushing to calling — through eight ancient practices that do what modern psychology alone cannot.
This is not self-help. This is the ancient way that was waiting for you.