Therapy in Turkish

When it comes to therapy, language matters. Many Turkish people living in the Netherlands choose to work with a Turkish-speaking psychologist not only because they feel more comfortable expressing themselves in their native language, but because they want to speak with someone who understands the cultural values, family dynamics, and life experiences that have shaped them. Explaining deeply personal experiences is often easier when you don't have to translate your emotions or explain the cultural context behind them. At Mosa Psychologie, I provide therapy entirely in Turkish for adults living in the Netherlands. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, stress, relationship difficulties, or simply navigating life between two cultures, therapy offers a confidential space where you can speak openly and feel understood.

Common Reasons People Seek Therapy in Turkish:​

• Wanting to express emotions more naturally in Turkish.

• Wanting a psychologist who understands Turkish culture and family dynamics.

• Feeling caught between Turkish and Dutch cultural expectations.

• Anxiety and excessive worrying.

• Depression or persistent low mood.

• Stress and burnout.

• Relationship or family difficulties.

• Difficulties setting boundaries.

• Questions around identity and belonging.

• Personal growth and emotional wellbeing.

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Practical information

• Therapy entirely in Turkish.

• In-person sessions in Maastricht.

• Online throughout the Netherlands.

• Private-pay practice.

• No GP referral required.​

• No waiting list

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About Me

As a Turkish psychologist living and working in the Netherlands, I understand firsthand that navigating life between cultures can bring unique opportunities as well as unique challenges. Many Turkish adults find themselves balancing different expectations, values, and identities while trying to build a life that feels authentic. Family relationships, cultural norms, migration, and belonging often become part of the conversations we have in therapy. Being able to offer therapy in Turkish means my clients don't have to search for the right words or explain the cultural nuances behind their experiences. Instead, we can focus our energy on understanding what you're going through and working towards meaningful change using evidence-based psychological approaches.

Taking the first step

Beginning therapy can feel like a significant step, especially if mental health hasn't always been openly discussed within your family or community. Whether you're looking for support with anxiety, depression, relationships, stress, or simply want to speak with a psychologist who understands both your language and your cultural background, I'd be happy to welcome you for an initial consultation.

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