Description

Psychology

Why should i go to a psycholog?

Just as you consult a doctor when you experience a
physical discomfort, it is necessary and beneficial to get help with
psychological problems. You may have a psychological illness, or you may
not be able to cope with any phase of life on your own.

Psychology helps you by using
scientific methods and techniques, and helps you to resolve your mental
distress. At the same time, referrals are made to our consultant
psychiatrists in our unit when necessary.

In our unit, professional services are provided for individuals to cope with the
psychological problems they experience, to develop and get to know themselves.

In our psychology clinic,

Child and Adolescent Psychology,

Adult Psychology

Services are provided in the fields of Couple Therapy.

Child and Adolescent Psychology Outpatient Clinic

Neglecting psychological disorders that may occur in
childhood and adolescence, which have an important effect on the personality
formation of girls and boys, may lead to personality disorders in the
future. For this, this period should be followed carefully with the
support of an expert. Problems such as behavioral disorders, exam stress,
sibling jealousy in the child are among the issues that require psychological
support.

In infants

Baby Developmental Tracking

Child / Infant development tests measure the child’s
language, psychosocial development, fine motor and gross motor development
level. These tests are a screening for growth retardation and abnormalities.

In children

Child and discipline

2 age syndrome

Communication within the family

Sexual development in the child – Masturbation

Toilet training (Bottom wetting-Poop incontinence)

Nail biting

Obsessions

Fears and worries

Child from the divorce process

Adaptation to school / adaptation problems

School problems (preparing for school, doing homework,
exam anxiety)

In adolescents

Domestic conflict

Dating and social problems

Exam anxiety

Compliance-behavior issues

Adult Psychology Outpatient Clinic

What problems can you apply to our unit?

Depression;  It is the grief, pessimism, unwillingness and inability to enjoy life that
commonly surround a person.

Anxiety Disorders

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, which can be seen with
excessive care, cleanliness and control obsessions

Panic attack

Social phobia

Phobias (Height, airplane, cat / dog, insect, elevator,
indoor, etc.performance anxiety during presentations, speeches and interviews,
in front of the stage, crowd etc.)

Sexual Dysfunctions

Vaginismus that does not allow sexual intercourse

Sexual pain

Desire

Sexual arousal

Problems during the orgasm stages

Premature ejaculation

Erectile dysfunction

Life problems;

Stress,

Punctiliousness

Shyness

Marital problems

Family problems

Relationship problems (Separation, fear of loss,
abandonment, conflict)

Exam anxiety

Child rearing attitudes

Psychological traumas;  Stress disorder that develops in sudden and
unexpected situations such as accidents, attacks, natural disasters.

Eating disorder;  Eating disorders, weight control and
obesity problems such as anorexia nervosa, which means resistance to eating and
overworking with weight loss, and bulumia neurosis, which is in the form of
excessive eating and eating, are approached with the cooperation of a
dietician.

Health Psychology ; We know that living with chronic
diseases such as diabetes, thyroid and cancer and getting support for dealing
with them positively affect the course of the disease. Patients and their
relatives can participate in individual and group therapies.

Psychological Tests Applied in Children and
Adolescents in Our Psychology Polyclinic

CAT (Children’s Perception Test)

Louissa Düss (Psychoanalytic Stories Test)

Bender Gestalt

Benton Visual Memory and Memory Test

Catell 2a Intelligence Test

Goodenough Intelligence Test

Ankara Development Screening Inventory

Metropolitan School Readiness Test

Peabody Receptive Language Development Test

Personality Tests

Minnesota Multipurpose Personality Inventory (MMPI) and other psychometric
scales are used to help diagnosis and treatment. The MMPI test is used to
determine the mental problems of the person and to evaluate the suitability of
the personalities of those working in the field of public safety. MMPI
consists of 566 questions and includes about 15 different scales.

Various scales are used to evaluate depression and
anxiety disorders and to make objective measurements.

Beck Depression Inventory

Social Phobia scale

SCL-90 R

Projective Tests

TAT: Thematic perception test for adults.

Neuropsychological Tests
These tests, which help diagnosis and treatment of neurological
problems, measure the mental performance of the person. It provides
information about the characteristics of dementia disorders seen in advanced
ages. In addition, depression screening of these people is also performed
during the evaluation.

Mini Mental Status Assessment

Verbal Learning Test

Number Range

Luria Battery

Stroop Test

Benton Face Recognition Test

The memory and executive mental functions of the
person are measured with tests such as the Boston Object Naming Test.