The Panhellenic Association of Geopathology was founded in Athens in spring 2002. Its aim is to make Geopathology known in Greece and to draw the attention of the population to the importance of Geopathology for human health.

To this end, the President of the Panhellenic Association of Geopathology, Dorothea Gerardis-Emisch, gives lectures on Geopathology in many Greek towns.

In special cases it is possible for the Greek Association of Geopathologists to provide services on geopathic stress for the population's well-being.

In Greece there has been a bad precedent in that, in the past, certain non-educated individuals have worked as geopathologists, as a consequence of which the expected beneficial results in terms of public health have not been seen. For this reason, the Panhellenic Association of Geopathologists wishes that services concerning geopathic stress in Greece are given exclusively by experts with the appropriate training. In special cases, the members of the Panhellenic Association of Geopathologists, who are trained in Geopathology, can evaluate works on Geopathology performed in the past.

The Panhellenic Association of Geopathologists has its yearly General Assembly in October. In special cases, extraordinary meetings of the members are called.

Anyone interested in health and Geopathology can become member of the Panhellenic Association of Geopathology.