Especialistas em Tratamento Emotional Eating da Terappin

• Sexual Problems
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD
• Emotional Eating
• Psychosomatic Disorders
• Exam Anxiety
• Mood Disorders
• Feeling Worthless and Insignificant
• Marriage and Premarital Conseling
• Anger Management
• Attention Deficit

Specialist Clinical Psychologist Tuba Ulusan, born in 1982 in Erzurum, graduated from Erzurum Atatürk High School in 2001 and earned her degree in Psychology from Dicle University in 2006. In the same year, she began working as a psychologist at the Erzurum Special Experts Rehabilitation Center. From 2016 to 2017, she pursued her master's degree in Clinical Psychology at Istanbul Esenyurt University, solidifying her expertise in the field. Ulusan's professional journey expanded as she worked at both the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Health between 2007 and 2022, offering therapy to thousands of clients. With 16 years of experience, she continues to excel as a psychotherapist, dedicated to helping others achieve mental well-being.

• Trauma and PTSD
• Social Anxiety
• Health Anxiety (Hypochondria)
• Communication Problems
• Born-out Syndrome (BOT)
• Self-esteem Problems
• Exam Anxiety
• Perfectionism
• Emotional Eating
• Loneliness

She completed her undergraduate studies as an honors student in the English Psychology Department at Çankaya University. During her undergraduate years, she had the opportunity to intern at various institutions and organizations. She earned the title of "specialist" after completing her master's degree in Clinical Psychology at Istanbul Gedik University. She works with clients within the frameworks of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Humanistic and Existential Therapy, and EMDR Therapy. She is a practitioner of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, which is effectively used in treating psychological issues such as Depression, Panic Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Anxiety Disorders. Additionally, Ayşenur Ölmez is a Family Counselor and works with adolescents, adults, and couples in her practice.

• Career Guidance
• Adult Psychology
• Emotional Eating
• Self-esteem Problems
• Communication Problems
• Lack of Motivation
• Perfectionism
• Stress
• Existential Crisis
• Feeling Worthless and Insignificant

Hello Dear Client Candidate, If we met here and you are reading these lines of mine on my page right now, there must be a reason. The reasons may vary. Every possibility is possible. Besides, there is an immutable fact that that reason(s) helped you to be here today, right now. I, as your psychologist, accompany you as much as possible in difficult life events, help you increase your self-awareness, shed light on the shadowy places about you or what you have been through, the emotions you feel and the sensations in your body; I am here to search for the meaning in chest pain, migraine, neck and back pain and explore together the resources you have on your life journey. So who am I? During my undergraduate education in Psychology at Özyeğin University, which I graduated as an honor student, I worked as a research assistant in various branches of psychology, such as Social and Political Psychology and Developmental Psychology, in the laboratories of our school. I had the opportunity to assist in a TÜBİTAK-supported research project conducted in our school's children's laboratory, examining the relationship between children's play behaviors and social-cognitive development, creativity, and language development. In the last year of my undergraduate education, after my 7-month internship at Kadıköy Florence Nightingale, I received a job offer in the "Patient Relations" position and worked at Kadıköy Florence Nightingale Medical Center for about 3 years. Within the framework of my duty, my ability to solve problems quickly and effectively by meeting with patients face to face and the positive and close relationship I established with inpatients of various age groups were very influential in my decision to advance my career in Clinical Psychology. As a result of this decision, I started my graduate education. Children, families and teachers with the "peer-based therapeutic approach through the establishment of attachment relationship" model developed for reintegrating children and young people at high risk into society in the "We are at SCHOOL: ÜSKÜDAR" project carried out under the umbrella of Maltepe University SOYAÇ (Children Living and Working on the Streets) since last year. I am working with. Last year, within the scope of the same program, I played a role in the implementation of the flexible resilience (RESCUR) program, which I contributed to the translation for the pre-school siblings of children at high risk, together with my other team psychologists. In addition, I am a volunteer psychologist at the Women's Solidarity Unit of the Kartal Municipality Life Quality Improvement Center and at the Muscle Diseases Association of Turkey (KASDER). I am working on my thesis on qualitative research with a somatic approach on the experiences of mothers whose babies were left in intensive care due to preterm birth. Currently, I see clients under the supervision of the International "Body Psychotherapy" training provided by the NHS foundation of trust – Maltepe University SOYAC. So what is body psychotherapy and how does it work? Mindfulness, yoga, somatic experimentation, the body keeps records… do these sound familiar? Body psychotherapy, which is a branch of psychotherapy that focuses on the interactions between the body and the mind, is based on the principle that the body and mind work in functional unity. Body psychotherapy, which is considered a branch of somatic psychology, is based on the concept that we experience the world not only with our feelings and thoughts, but also with our bodies. He believes that many of the problems that affect emotional well-being are caused by the tension and load that is held in the body and disrupts the regulation of our nervous system. These effects; While it can be experienced through psychosomatic symptoms such as headache, insomnia, fatigue, chronic pain, it can disrupt our daily functions by affecting our relationships, mood and quality of life. Body psychotherapy is very effective in the treatment of psychological problems such as developmental trauma, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, losses, long-term illnesses, insecurity, eating disorders, addiction, and stress. As a body-focused psychologist, I can't wait to explore your resources together on the journey of listening to the magic intelligence of our body and noticing our bodily sensations and increasing our bodily awareness! With respect and love,

• Borderline Personality Disorder
• Sexual Abuse
• Somatic Symptom Disorder
• Emotional Eating
• Adaptation Problems
• Born-out Syndrome (BOT)
• Personality Disorders
• Psychosomatic Disorders
• Emotions
• Impulse Control Disorder

Clinical Psychologist & Family Counselor Gözen İşgören Kavas completed her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Psychology and Clinical Psychology at Istanbul Gelişim University. She practices using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and EMDR approaches.

• Adult Psychology
• Social Anxiety
• Attention Deficit
• Self-esteem Problems
• Career Guidance
• Loneliness
• Relationship Problems
• Emotional Eating
• Health Anxiety (Hypochondria)
• Marriage and Premarital Conseling

I completed my undergraduate studies in Psychology at Özyeğin University with honors and my Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology at Okan University with distinction. During my training, I interned at Balıklı Rum Hospital and received case supervisions as well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy supervision. I work in the areas of anxiety, depression, eating disorders, obsessive thoughts, exam anxiety, and motivation. With a scientific and ethical approach, I support my clients in discovering their potential.

• Phobia
• Eating Disorders
• Stress
• Born-out Syndrome (BOT)
• Relationship Problems
• Anxiety
• Social Anxiety
• Emotional Eating
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
• Self-esteem Problems

Hello there! First of all, I would like to congratulate you wholeheartedly for wanting to embark on this path with the decision to discover yourself and take a step for the better. I hope we can work together and I can help you on your journey. I am Psychologist Beril Deniz, I have completed my undergraduate education in psychology at TOBB University of Economics and Technology, and I have also graduated from Anadolu University, Department of Sociology. Thus, after graduating with a double degree, I continued my education at Atılım University with a Master in Clinical Psychology. During these processes, I did internship as a psychologist in institutions such as METU Psychology Laboratory, Schizophrenia Associations Federation, Boylam Psychiatric Hospital, Ankara Gülhane Psychiatry Clinic, Atılım University Student Counseling and Development Center. prof. Dr. Ertugrul Koroglu, Prof. Dr. I had the opportunity to take lessons from valuable teachers such as Haldun Soygür, Prof.Dr.Şükrü Uğuz. After completing my Cognitive Behavioral Therapy training, which is my main school of work, Assoc.Prof.Neşe Alkan and Dr. I received supervision from Melis Demircioğlu. In addition, I have many test practitioners such as Moxo Attention Test, MMPI, TAT, Beier, Mini Mental test, Brief Symptom Inventory. I also obtained training certificates on topics such as addiction therapy counseling, death and bereavement therapy, eating disorders, anger management, and methods of coping with stress. As a result of a research we conducted with my university professors, I have an article on my own that has entered the literature. Currently, I am working on the research of the master degree project examining the relationship between parenting styles and eating attitudes and I continue my online / face-to-face therapies. Remember that therapy is a different and progressive process for each client. In this process, the psychologist's duty is to accept the client unconditionally, listen, help and respect the client's privacy. In this sense, therapy is a special area for you, free from judgment, labeling and condemnation. All conversations in the therapy session remain between the client and the therapist. In line with the ideal time interval determined for the sessions, my sessions last an average of 45-50 minutes. The method I use in therapy is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and psychoeducation, which is based on the structuring of our maladaptive thoughts. In this sense, I can say that my main goal is to teach clients to become their own psychologists at the end of therapy. One of the most curious things before starting therapy is how long the therapy will last. Depending on the client's problem, progress and frequency of the sessions, 8-10 sessions can be envisaged in the CBT school, although it varies for each client. However, in some cases, it may take much shorter or longer if the client's needs continue. You can also get one-session counseling if you only need advice or consulting a psychologist. We hope to take this step for yourself. Anxiety Disorders #Stress #Depression #Unhappiness, restlessness #Procrastination Habit Instagram: psychologist_berildeniiz

• Relationship Problems
• Narcissistic Personality
• Communication Problems
• Marriage and Premarital Conseling
• Emotional Eating
• Borderline Personality Disorder
• Sexual Problems
• LGBT+
• Loneliness
• Depression

Hello, I'm Clinical Psychologist Sena Balcı. I completed my undergraduate studies in the Psychology department at Istanbul Medipol University. Following that, I pursued my Master's degree in Clinical Psychology at Istanbul Kent University. I work with a psychodynamic approach, having received my psychodynamic training from Prof. Dr. Doğan Şahin. I specialize in treating depression, emotional relationship problems, anxiety, social phobia, and low self-esteem. I am trained in psychological testing. My expertise lies in working with adults and adolescents. Additionally, I specialize in sexual therapy and the treatment of vaginismus.

• Emotional Eating
• Eating Disorders
• Existential Crisis
• Domestic Violence
• Suidical Ideation
• Loneliness
• Being Cheated on
• Divorce
• Chronic Illness
• Sexual Abuse

Specialist Psychologist Kezban Ekiz successfully graduated from Üsküdar University, Department of Psychology. In order to increase her professional competence, she received a master's degree with a thesis in the field of Clinical Psychology at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, England. She completed her master's degree with her thesis study "How Early Life Traumas Affect Personality in Adulthood". In Istanbul, she completed her internships in various institutions such as NPISTANBUL Brain Hospital, Moodist Hospital, Kartal Anatolian Court of Justice Family Court, Validebağ Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School guidance department, Validebağ Mustafa Necati Bey Teachers' Nursing Home. She worked as a psychologist specialized in the fields of children, adolescents, and adults at the Garden Counseling Center. During this period, she worked as a volunteer psychologist in the psychological support groups created for the Izmir earthquake and the COVID-19 epidemic. Then, during her time as a Clinical Psychologist in the Turkish Red Crescent Izmir Community Center Mental Health Strengthening Project, she worked with children, adolescents, and adults from both immigrants and local people, dealing with PTSD, stuttering, discrimination, bullying, incontinence, depression, and anxiety. She has created cognitive-behavioral, client-centered treatment plans in which art and play are included in therapies, both individually and as a group. She contributed to the development of the "Coaching Project for Increasing Global Skills for Disadvantaged Women's Employment and Social Inclusion" supported by the Istanbul governorship and the European Union. She continues online and face-to-face therapies and works voluntarily with local people and immigrants as a Clinical Psychologist at Imra Association.

• LGBT+
• Narcissistic Personality
• Emotional Eating
• Learning Disability
• Domestic Violence
• Health Anxiety (Hypochondria)
• Internet Addiction
• Game Addiction
• Existential Crisis
• Born-out Syndrome (BOT)

I am Büşra Pekkoç, a Clinical Psychologist. I graduated from Bahçeşehir University, Department of Psychology (English) with two honors. After my undergraduate degree, Prof. at Istanbul Kent University. Dr. Under the leadership of Mehmet Zihni Sungur, I successfully received my specialization in the Clinical Psychology Master Program (with Thesis), which was prepared in accordance with the educational standards of the European Association for Behavioral and Cognitives (EABCT). My supervision training is Prof. Dr. It was taken under the consultancy of Mehmet Zihni Sungur. The lessons I have taken throughout my education have contributed to a better understanding of how the human mind works, a person thoughts, feelings and behavior. When I started my undergraduate education, I thought that it contributed a lot to me in this process. I worked in hospitals and clinics such as Kent Mental Health and Psychological Counseling and Team NormaRazon at Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry. During my time at the practice site, I witnessed several cases. I am currently working as a Specialist Psychologist in a private institution. I also accept clients online. Hope to work together...

• Adult Psychology
• Mindfulness / Awareness
• Somatic Symptom Disorder
• Existential Crisis
• Emotional Eating
• Anxiety
• Anger Management
• Depression
• Trauma and PTSD
• Panic Disorder

Hello, I am Clinical Psychologist Burcu Göktaş. First of all, I would like to say that if you are on this platform, you understand the importance of doing something for yourself and making space for yourself. I would like to be able to accompany you as you get to know this field, discover your own resources, and on your journey with yourself. In addition to providing therapy in my mother tongue, I also offer therapy in English. If I talk about my own perspective; I do not prefer to stick to a single school in therapy, I have an eclectic point of view. I have a body-oriented clinical psychology background and I am aware that the interaction between mind and body forms the basis of many issues in our lives. Sometimes, even if we can't measure and weigh the effects of certain feelings or events, the "body" can signal this, and the body keeps a record of these signals. Therefore, body-focused work has an undeniable role in making the individual feel a wholeness and understand himself better. In fact, therapy is like a car journey that the individual takes within himself; "We are all on a road in life, we need to feel that we are in control so that we can enjoy and feel comfortable on this road.." And the therapy process aims to give the individual dominance on this road.