
Psychologist Fatma İGDECİ
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Bachelor’s | : |
Istanbul Bilgi University, Psychology |
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Specialization | : |
Istanbul Ticaret University, Applied Psychology MSc |
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Working Areas | : |
Children, Adolescents & Adults |
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Modalities & Techniques | : |
CBT, Child-Centered Play Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Gestalt Therapy |
After graduation, she did internship at Vakıf Gureba Hospital, Zeytinburnu Balıklı Rum Hospital, and Bakırköy Psychiatric and Neurological Diseases Hospital. She worked as a volunteer therapist in various charity and activism associations and as an administrative manager in public and private institutions. Between 2010 and 2014, she performed individual therapies with children, adolescents and adults at the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IBB) Women's and Family Health Center. She has also been contributing by organizing seminars in the field of psychology and writing professional articles. She uses a variety of tests in therapy with her clients, including "Child Assessment Tests, Peabody Picture Word Recognition Test, Picture Drawing Tests, Bender Gestalt Visual Motor Perception Test, Beier Sentence Completion Test, Mood Scales and Denver II Developmental Screening Test".
Psychotherapy Trainings
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Training with Children
Child-Centered Play Therapy Training
Solution Focused Therapy Training
Strategic Family Therapy and Gestalt Therapy Training
Emotion Focused Therapy Training
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