GE Psychosocial Counselling and Complementary Care 

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I'm currently completing a counseling training program in the Netherlands, which has given my clinical work a stronger grounding in a person-centered, non-directive way of working.

My own path has taken me back and forth between Turkey and the Netherlands, and with it came the everyday work of adjustment — new language, new routines, a new sense of what "home" means. So when clients come to me struggling with identity, belonging, or relationships that have shifted because of a move abroad, I'm not approaching it as a theory I've studied. It's something I've lived through myself, and that shapes how I sit with clients going through the same thing.

Psychosocial counseling

My practice is centered on complementary psychosocial care for adults and couples. I work with clients on emotional, relational, and life-related difficulties, with the aim of supporting mental well-being, strengthening resilience, and helping people move through — rather than get stuck in — difficult circumstances.

I run my practice from Amsterdam, working in Turkish, Dutch, and English. Sessions take place online or in person, and alongside individual counseling. My clients are spread across the world, and many of them are working through exactly the kind of personal, relational, and professional questions that come with a life lived across cultures.

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