Psychology

In the clinical psychology department, psychologists can specialize in various areas. For example, they can specialize in child and adolescent psychology, adult psychology, clinical neuropsychology, clinical health psychology, and other subfields. Based on their specialization, they aim to improve the mental health of patients by working with a range of psychological problems.

In the clinical psychology department, psychologists conduct one-on-one sessions with clients and use various assessment and diagnostic methods to understand their emotional, mental, and behavioral problems. After these evaluations, they create appropriate treatment plans and begin the therapy process. During therapy, they help patients understand their problems, cope with emotional distress, and make positive changes.

The clinical psychology department addresses various psychological problems such as depression, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, eating disorders, addictions, and personality disorders. They also address the psychological needs of individuals with physical health issues, providing support throughout the treatment process.

Psychologists working in the clinical psychology department typically practice in private clinics, hospitals, mental health centers, or university research centers. This field plays a significant role in improving people’s quality of life, maintaining mental health, and dealing with psychological problems.