Nikolas Fragkias

International Ambassador of ANLP | INLPTA National Chapter Coordinator, Greece & Cyprus | University Lecturer | Psychotherapist & Behavioral Analyst | Executive Consultant

Nikolas Fragkias is a psychotherapist, behavioral analyst, university lecturer, and executive consultant whose work focuses on behavioral change, trauma-informed practice, leadership, and organizational transformation.

He serves as International Ambassador of ANLP and INLPTA National Chapter Coordinator for Greece and Cyprus, supporting the ethical and integrative application of NLP across therapeutic, educational, and organizational contexts. In 2022, he received the ANLP International Award for Extraordinary Contribution During the Global Pandemic.

Nick lectures in Criminal and Forensic Psychology and is a Trainer in behavioral analysis, micro-facial expressions, body language, interviewing, and advanced communication. Since 2018, he has also participated in the international Leadership Summit of NLP.

Alongside his psychological and behavioral work, Nick has developed a long-standing professional and research interest in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, trauma, consciousness, and emotional regulation. For more than a decade, he has studied and worked within contexts involving ayahuasca and psilocybin, with particular emphasis on preparation, psychological support, integration, ethical practice, and long-term behavioral change.

He is the founder of the Dynamic Equilibrium System™, an integrative framework for understanding and facilitating change at individual, group, and organizational levels. His work ranges from psychotherapy and experiential retreats to executive coaching, leadership development, behavioral analysis, and organizational interventions.

Before focusing fully on psychology, behavioral change, and consulting, Nick spent 19 years in corporate environments, including roles in sales, operations, and human resources management. This experience informs his work with executives and organizations. His corporate experience includes work with organizations such as Pfizer, Mercedes, and AIG.

His multidisciplinary approach draws from psychology, systemic psychotherapy, Jungian perspectives, NLP, somatic approaches, clinical hypnotherapy, behavioral analysis, criminology, and selected contemplative and traditional wisdom practices. His advanced professional training includes Clean Language, mBIT, Compassion-Focused approaches, Social Panorama, Storytelling & Metaphor, Provocative Therapy, trauma-informed approaches, and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy education.

Nick holds completed undergraduate qualifications in a Bachelor of Science in psychology and computer programming, as well as an MBA from the University of Bath in the UK. He is currently completing postgraduate studies in Applied Clinical Psychology.

His ongoing work and intellectual contributions include the Dynamic Equilibrium System™, 4 Elements Behavioral Model, The Inner Compass of a Leader, Meta-Communication & Leadership Psychology, and integrative models exploring the relationship between cognition, emotion, embodiment, leadership, and human transformation.

Across his clinical, educational, and organizational work, Nick’s central interest remains the same: understanding how human beings and systems change—and how that change can become sustainable, ethical, and meaningful.