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Overview
Psychology is a branch of science that examines human behavior from a spiritual perspective. In our hospital, our psychologists evaluate our patients using psychological tests. As a result of observation and interviews with the person showing certain symptom characteristics; Diagnosis is made by performing tests such as personality tests, intelligence and attention assessment tests, developmental tests, neuropsychological and mental state assessment tests.
The therapy method appropriate to the client’s diagnosis is selected and the necessary treatment method is applied. The most used psychotherapy methods today are; cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, schema therapy, EMDR and play therapy for children. In our hospital, our psychologists and psychiatrists work collaboratively.
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Psychology focuses on talk therapy and behavioral support to help individuals manage emotional, cognitive, and social challenges.
Psychiatry is a medical specialty that can prescribe medications and treat more severe mental illnesses.
At Medical Point, psychologists and psychiatrists work together to provide comprehensive mental health care.
Our clinical psychologists offer support for:
Stress, anxiety, and panic attacks
Depression and low mood
Trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Grief and loss
Relationship and family problems
Anger management
Low self-esteem and identity issues
Burnout and workplace stress
Behavioral and emotional issues in children and adolescents
We provide a variety of evidence-based psychological therapies, including:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Mindfulness-Based Therapy
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Family and couples therapy
Play therapy (for children)
Psychoeducation and emotional regulation training
Trauma-informed approaches
Supportive psychotherapy
You may benefit from psychological support if you:
Feel overwhelmed by stress or emotions
Struggle with anxiety, fears, or obsessive thoughts
Experience persistent sadness, guilt, or loss of motivation
Are going through a major life transition (e.g., divorce, loss, new job)
Want to improve relationships or communication skills
Need help coping with chronic illness or pain
Yes. All sessions are conducted with complete confidentiality and professionalism, following international ethical standards to protect your privacy.
The number of sessions varies depending on the issue and individual progress. Some people benefit from short-term therapy (6–12 sessions), while others may need longer support for more complex challenges.
Yes. Our child psychologists specialize in:
Emotional regulation
School-related anxiety
Behavioral challenges
ADHD support
Family and peer relationship issues
Screen addiction, bullying, and trauma
Therapies are designed to be age-appropriate and engaging, often including play and art-based interventions.
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