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What to expect from your first online therapy session

A clear, practical guide to the first conversation—from preparing your space to deciding whether the fit feels right.

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FormatOnline · Google Meet
Duration50 minutes
Time zoneIstanbul · GMT+3
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Where should I start?

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Answer three brief questions to receive general guidance. This is not a diagnostic test.

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About Ishaq

Psychology with cultural understanding.

Ishaq Ibrahim is a psychologist and counseling professional based in Istanbul. His work combines psychological science, careful listening, and sensitivity to culture, migration, identity, family, and life transitions.

EducationMaster’s training in Guidance & Psychological Counseling · Ibn Haldun University
FoundationBachelor of Psychology · International Islamic University Malaysia
LanguagesEnglish · Turkish · Arabic
ResearchStress, life satisfaction, happiness, and flourishing
Research & academic work

Evidence behind the practice.

Research focused on psychological wellbeing, perceived stress, culturally responsive care, religion, depression, and suicide prevention.

Perceived stressLife satisfactionHappinessFlourishing
Journal article

Mental Health, Religion and Suicide

Hajiyousouf, I. & Bulut, S. · Open Journal of Medical Psychology · 2022 · Vol. 11, 12–27

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Journal article

Depression from a Different Perspective

Bulut, S., Hajiyousouf, I. & Nazir, T. · Open Journal of Depression · 2021 · Vol. 10, 168–180

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Master’s thesis

An Evaluation of Subjective Well-Being, Life Satisfaction, and Flourishing Levels Among Students in Türkiye: Investigating the Role of Perceived Stress

Ibn Haldun University · Guidance and Psychological Counseling · Sample: 415 students

Key finding

Higher perceived stress was associated with lower life satisfaction, flourishing, and happiness.

Quantitative cross-sectional research using descriptive statistics, Pearson correlations, and multiple regression.

Academic presentation

Research presented at Üsküdar University congress

Conference presentation on student wellbeing and perceived stress in Türkiye.

Regular availability

Evenings and weekends.

Monday–Friday19:00–23:59 · Istanbul time
Saturday–Sunday10:00–22:00 · Istanbul time

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