Psychology
About the Department
The Psychology Department is a unit that offers scientifically based assessment and psychotherapy services to individuals experiencing emotional, behavioral, and cognitive difficulties. The goal is to improve the quality of life, manage symptoms, and strengthen daily functioning. This department covers patients from childhood to old age and collaborates with other clinics such as psychiatry, neurology, child health, obstetrics and gynecology, and oncology, when necessary.
When to Consult the Department?
- Depression, anxiety disorders, and panic attacks
- Post-traumatic stress, grief, and adjustment difficulties
- Obsessive-compulsive symptoms, phobias
- Attention deficit and hyperactivity symptoms
- Somatic complaints, adjustment to chronic illness
- Relationship and communication problems, work-life balance
- Exam stress, performance, and burnout
- Motivational support for addictive behaviors
Services Offered
Evaluation and psychometric tests
Functionality and symptom profile are determined through clinical interviews, scales, and neuropsychological tests when necessary. This allows for the creation of a personalized care plan.
Evidence-based psychotherapy approaches
Methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Schema Therapy, EMDR, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness-based approaches, and solution-focused brief therapy are used according to individual needs.
Child, adolescent, and family services
Developmental assessment, school collaboration, parent counseling, play-based interventions, and adolescent counseling are offered.
Adult and elderly psychology
Focus areas include emotion regulation, life transitions, adjustment to chronic illness, caregiver support for behavioral problems associated with dementia.
Crisis intervention and consultation
Short-term, structured support is provided during urgent life events; consultation is given to medical clinics.
Appointment Process and Pricing
Appointment requests can be made via the central call line, the online appointment system, or the polyclinic. The duration and session plan are jointly created following the assessment appointment. Pricing varies according to the session duration, tests used, and package programs. Multi-language communication and pricing information are provided for international patients.
Bölge Hospital Psychology Department
The Bölge Hospital Psychology Department offers accessible, evidence-based, and patient-friendly services with its experienced clinical psychologist team. A comprehensive assessment is performed during the first interview; coordination with psychiatry, neurology, child health, and other branches is ensured if deemed necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Hospital Psychology Department
- What happens during the first appointment at the hospital psychology department?
Your needs, medical history, and symptoms are listened to and evaluated; scales are applied if necessary, and a therapy plan is proposed.
- How many sessions are required?
It varies according to the type of problem, goals, and method. Brief interventions may be 6–12 sessions; some goals may require a longer process.
- Are the sessions confidential?
Yes. Information is shared only with your written consent or in cases of legal obligation.
- How does the assessment process for children proceed?
A multi-faceted plan is prepared through family interviews, developmental history, teacher feedback, and tests if necessary.
- Are tests administered to every patient?
No. The necessity of testing is determined based on the clinical assessment.
