Who Are We

OUR PRINCIPLES

Competence: All of our counselors and psychologists serve within the scope of their education levels and competencies. When they encounter a unique situation that exceeds the limits of competence, they are responsible for seeking help by applying to the available scientific, professional, and technical resources and developing their competence with scientific training.

Honesty: Our psychological counselors and psychologists adopt honesty, accuracy, and reality as principles in the psychological counseling process. He makes a correct statement about professional qualifications and is aware of his limitations.

Being sensitive and respectful: Psychological counselors and psychologists are sensitive to individual rights and freedoms and are responsible for acting impartially while helping clients recognize their interests, abilities, and values.

Sensitivity to individual and cultural differences: Our psychological counselors and psychologists are aware of the needs and problems of every segment of society and try to adapt the methods and techniques they use in their work according to their needs. In addition, it takes care that individual and cultural differences such as age, gender, religion, language, race, socioeconomic level, belonging to different groups or cultures, sexual orientation, and marital status do not adversely affect the service they will provide.

Confidentiality: Interviews with our psychological counselors and psychologists are conducted in line with ethical and professional principles. The principle of trust and privacy is fully fulfilled. The conversations will not be shared with other people without your permission. However, when your or someone else’s life is in danger, third parties can be contacted. Even in this case, we will contact you before sharing information with others. In some cases, students are also responsible for ensuring the confidentiality principle (e.g., sharing in the group counseling process).