Alexander G. Colombos currently working as a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor in New York and is the academic consultant of the Hellenic Cultural Center of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America in Astoria, NY. He has worked as a master-level psychologist and case management supervisor. He is currently a doctoral student of Educational Psychology EdD program at the California Coast University. He is a former NYS-Certified History/Social Studies teacher with credentials in teaching Greek studies and Science.  He has three masters in history, human relations-clinical counseling option, and vocational rehabilitation counseling, and a Bachelor’s in psychology and history with a minor in art history/archaeology.  He has training certificates in counseling, psychology, general biofeedback/EEG neurofeedback, special education, ancient health, history, archaeology/art, philosophy, and heritage management. He served as a board member and the Secretary General of the Prometheus Greek Teachers Association for many years. He was a peer reviewer for the Columbia University Press on publications in the Socratic Method and Cognitive Psychotherapy. He has presented in multiple conferences, participated in online/radio talks, and published in local press and in several reputed journals on the Socratic Method, Jung, Autism, and ADHD, history & archaeology of health, ancient wisdom, and heritage.