Christos has worked with non-profit organizations such as the Maine Audubon Society and the Maine Lyceum. From 1981 to 1988, he was on the professional staff of the Maine Legislature. He serves as an adjunct faculty member in Political Science, Public Administration, Organizational Studies, and Philosophy at the University of Maine at Augusta, the University of Southern Maine, and Maine's Community Colleges.

Christos is a certified MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) practitioner with more than a decade of professional experience in interpreting the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. He uses this respected instrument to help clients identify strengths, unique gifts, and areas for personal development. Christos was President of the Maine Chapter of the Association for Psychological Type from 1997 to June 2000.

Christos is active in the community. He is past President of the Auburn-Lewiston Breakfast Rotary Club, and he served as a Secretary to the Parish Council of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Lewiston, Maine. He is a former Selectman and Chairperson of the Planning Board in the Town of Greene, Maine. Christos presently is a member of the Board of Directors of the C.G. Jung Center in Brunswick, Maine, serving as Treasurer. He is also a Vietnam veteran.

A graduate of Bowdoin College, Christos holds graduate degrees from American University and Syracuse University.

Accomplished Writer

Christos is also an accomplished writer. Many of his articles and papers have been published. Below is a list of articles, publications and think pieces written by Christos.

Miscellaneous Papers/Publications

• A Meditation on the Feeling Function, July, 2004
• Type and Individuation -- Explaining Myers-Briggs and Psychological Types (October 2003)
• New Year Letter 2003
• The Architecture of the Psyche: Structures of the Mind
• The Encounter
• Ground of Being
• Higher Self/Lower Self
• I Am Not I
• Mythos: Session I
• Mythos: Childhood
• Aspects of the Masculine: Heroics and Beyond in The Thin Red Line. The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal, Vol. 18, No. 4, 2000
• Aspects of the Archetypal Feminine and Some Thoughts on Individuation
• At Mid-life: Confronting the Dynamic Presence of Projection
• Mythology and Type: Paper in Conference Proceedings, July 2001, International Conference, Association for Psychological Type, Minneapolis, MN
• Mythology and Type: Presentation, July 2001, International Conference, Association for Psychological Type, Minneapolis, MN
• Some Perspectives on Myth: Quotes
• Myth Comes From the Mystery That Feeds The Self: a Presentation at the Bowdoin Jung Seminar, February 19, 2002. Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME

Papers on Business and Management Matters

• Accountability and Productivity: an Essay on How to Get Real About Doing the Work
• Authority and Power: the Path of Leadership
• Creating Soulful Cultures at Work: the Task of Leadership in the New Millennium
  A Paper and An Address Delivered to the Third Biennial Leadership Conference
  Sponsored by the Center for the Application of Psychological Type
  April 15-17, 1999 Washington, D.C.
• Emotional Intelligence: A Different Way of Being Smart
• Occasional Papers on Information Anxiety
• Building a Pathway to Personal Power. Some Guidance
• Shaping the Direction of Your Business Plan
• Who Sets the Agenda, You or the Pressure? A Meditation on Time Management
• Vision, Mission, Goal Setting: A Template for Planning