Isabel Camilleri
Counsellor, Clinic Lead & Co-founder
- Couples and relationship therapy
- Family and blended-family dynamics
- Anxiety and grief
Stephanie Camilleri
Youth Worker & Early Years Manager
Part of the wider team at Vita Mea Clinic in Mosta, Malta.
About Stephanie
Stephanie Camilleri holds a Bachelor's Degree in Youth and Community Studies and has dedicated over a decade to the fields of education, care, and empowerment. From 2012 to 2018, she worked as a professional Youth Worker within the educational system, supporting young people through one-to-one mentoring, youth groups, and parental engagement.
As part of a psycho-social team, Stephanie focused on social and emotional development, behaviour support, interpersonal skills, and career guidance. Through non-formal and informal educational methods, she built meaningful relationships that helped young people find their voice, recognise their strengths, and discover their place in the world.
Currently, Stephanie serves as a Childcare Manager, working closely with children aged 0 to 3. This transition into early years education has beautifully complemented her background in youth work, broadening her expertise and deepening her commitment to supporting families from the earliest stages of a child's development. Alongside her professional role, she continues to contribute to the voluntary sector through ongoing youth work initiatives.
Driven by a passion for connection, Stephanie works hand-in-hand with children, young people, and families to create safe, nurturing spaces where growth, confidence, and joy can thrive.
Articles by Stephanie
- Teen Screen Time in Malta: When Phones Become the ProblemYour teen is glued to their phone, friends matter more than family, and every attempt to set limits ends in a fight. Here's why screens have such a pull — and how to rebuild balance without losing your relationship.
- Mind Gym: Building Confidence and Motivation in Tweens and TeensWhen lectures at home don't land and one-to-one therapy feels like too big a step, Mind Gym offers tweens and teens a different path — practical skills, peer connection, and a space to grow.
- Exam Stress and Teen Wellbeing: Supporting Young People Through PressureExam season in Malta can turn capable teenagers into exhausted, anxious versions of themselves. Here's how to recognise when stress has tipped too far — and how counselling and programmes like Mind Gym can help.
- Does My Child Need Therapy? Signs Parents in Malta Should NoticeMoodiness is normal. Persistent withdrawal, anxiety, or big behaviour changes may signal that a child needs extra support. Here's how to tell the difference — and how to help.
- Teenage Challenges Nowadays: Understanding and Supporting Your TeenToday's teenagers are growing up with pressures no previous generation faced — from social media to academic stress and questions of identity. Here's what they're really up against, the warning signs to watch for, and how parents and therapy can help.
More of our team
Claudia Borg Azzopardi
Health Psychologist and Family Therapist
- Trauma and EMDR
- Anxiety and depression
- Chronic pain and fibromyalgia
Janice Fenech Scicluna
Gestalt Psychotherapist
- Anxiety and relationship difficulties
- Personal growth
- Emotional awareness
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