Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
An in-depth process that looks beyond visible symptoms and explores the meaning carried by emotions, past relationships and recurring patterns.
Learn moreAdults • Individual • Couples
A safe space to understand yourself.
Psychodynamic (psychoanalytic-oriented) in-person and online counselling for adults in Turkish and English.
Gottman Method Couples Therapy and the Gottman Relationship Checkup.
Support for trauma, grief and dependency.
Ways of working
A process shaped around your needs
“Rather than offering ready-made answers, psychodynamic therapy creates room to hear your inner world and make sense of yourself, your emotions, thoughts and behaviours within a safe therapeutic relationship.”
In-Person Counselling
A safe and direct therapeutic setting in which body language, silence and emotional tone can be part of the work alongside words.
Learn moreOnline Counselling
Confidential, location-independent psychological support when in-person sessions are not practical.
Learn moreGottman Couples Therapy
A research-based approach that makes a relationship’s strengths visible and works with communication, trust, conflict and emotional connection.
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What is dynamic psychotherapy?
Effective therapy focused on unconscious processes
Dynamic psychotherapy understands present psychological difficulties through early experiences, relationships and unconscious processes.
It aims not only to reduce current symptoms, but to help a person understand themselves more deeply, recognise recurring patterns and create lasting inner change.
Explore the approach“Healing is not about feeling nothing; it is learning to hold what you feel.”
Main areas of work
Supporting different needs across different stages of life
I work psychodynamically, seeking to understand the background and meaning of symptoms while considering the person as a whole: past and present, mind and body.
Training and approachPsychodynamic counselling for individual adults
- Personality disorders
- Eating disorders
- Emotional distress, anxiety and depression
- Feelings of worthlessness and self-esteem difficulties
- Recurring relationship difficulties
- Self-perception, boundaries and belonging
Alcohol and substance dependency
Trauma, grief and loss
Gottman Method Couples Therapy
- Gottman Relationship Checkup
The Gottman Method
A research-based roadmap for understanding your relationship as a couple…
Communication difficulties, recurring conflict, loss of trust and emotional distance are explored in a neutral and safe setting. The work supports partners in understanding one another and creating a shared basis for communication.
Gottman Couples Therapy
The first step