Therapy is a process of professional help given by experts to help a person understand himself better, gain awareness, make decisions, improve his coping skills, be in harmonious and healthy communication with his environment, and improve himself.
It is a process of professional help in his life. Anyone who feels that things are not going well, who has problems with the people around them, who thinks that they cannot achieve sufficient success in their classes or work, who wants to realize or understand themselves better, in short, who has all kinds of problems, can be involved in the therapy process.
This process with the client. It is based on the interaction between therapists. This process, which can be structured individually or in groups, proceeds in the light of certain principles. In the light of these principles, the client and therapist together determine what the client needs and create a goal. Appropriate efforts are continued to achieve this goal. In this process, the therapist is not in the position of making decisions or giving guidance on behalf of the client. The task of the therapist is to create suitable conditions for the client to solve the existing problem.
During the therapy process, the counselor first accepts the client as he is and respects him under all circumstances. The therapist accepts the client as he is, without any prejudice or a judgmental attitude in terms of personal qualities such as physical appearance, education level, age, gender, type of problem, socio-economic level. He takes care to be 'transparent and transparent' by appearing as he is in this process.
The therapy process is not a short-term, sudden process, but a process that has a beginning, development and end. Since quickly intervening in the existing situation may have negative consequences rather than benefiting the person, a certain amount of time is required to first examine and resolve the situation in detail. How long this time will last varies depending on the nature of the problem, how long it has existed, the person's circumstances and personal characteristics.
People who apply and continue therapy have removed one of the most important obstacles to their change. These people are not people with weak characters who need help, on the contrary, they are people who are aware of their responsibilities and can change their lives. They are strong and combative people who hold the power of education in their own hands.
Hope to meet with everyone who wants to start their 'own change process'. Therapy helps the person understand himself better, gain awareness, make decisions, cope with coping skills. It is the process of professional help given by experts to develop themselves, to be in harmonious and healthy communication with their environment, and to improve themselves.
Those who feel that something is not going well in their lives, who have problems with the people around them, who think that they cannot achieve sufficient success in their classes or work, who feel that they are not successful in their own lives, Anyone who wants to realize or understand better, in short, who has all kinds of problems, can participate in the therapy process.
This process is based on the mutual interaction between the client and the therapist. This process, which can be structured individually or in groups, proceeds in the light of certain principles. In the light of these principles, the client and therapist together determine what the client needs and create a goal. Appropriate efforts are continued to achieve this goal. In this process, the therapist is not in the position of making decisions or giving guidance on behalf of the client. The task of the therapist is to create suitable conditions for the client to solve the existing problem.
During the therapy process, the counselor first accepts the client as he is and respects him under all circumstances. The therapist accepts the client as he is, without any prejudice or a judgmental attitude in terms of personal qualities such as physical appearance, education level, age, gender, type of problem, socio-economic level. He takes care to be 'transparent and transparent' by appearing as he is in this process.
The therapy process is not a short-term, sudden process, but a process that has a beginning, development and end. Since quickly intervening in the existing situation may have negative consequences rather than benefiting the person, a certain amount of time is required to first examine and resolve the situation in detail. How long this time will last varies depending on the nature of the problem, how long it has existed, the person's conditions and personal characteristics.
People who apply and continue therapy are aware of the problems that prevent them from changing. They have removed one of the most important obstacles. These people are not weak-character people who need help, on the contrary, they are strong and combative people who are aware of their responsibilities and hold the power to change their lives in their own hands.
Hope to come together with everyone who wants to start their 'own change process' in this process.
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