Ceylan Sengul

Especialização: Psychiatrist
10 anos de experiência
Fala:
English, Turkish
Consultas online: disponível
Local de trabalho: Turquia, Istambul, Hisar Hospital Intercontinental
Being graduated from the Department of Psychology, Yeditepe University, Psychologist Ceylan Şengül completed her Master’s Degree at the Department of Clinical Psychology, Üsküdar University. She particularly deals with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder in children and adults, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Addictions, Mood Disorders, Gender Identity Disorder, Divorcer, Separation, Moving, Coping With Severe, Acute or Chronic Diseases.
Dr. Ceylan Sengul is a child development specialist who works with children aged 0-6 years. She has strong experience with developmental issues such as learning difficulties, ADHD, speech delays, and delayed toilet training. She also helps children with aggressive behaviors, eating disorders, depression, social phobia, panic attacks, addictions, and psychosomatic symptoms.

Dr. Sengul is known for treating school problems, trauma, sibling rivalry, low self-confidence, mood disorders, gender identity concerns, urinary incontinence, and body image issues. She uses evidence-based methods and has helped many children and families achieve better outcomes.

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Monitoring child development (0-6 years)
Developmental Problems; learning difficulties, Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder, speech delay and delayed toilet training
Aggressive behaviors; anger, self-harm and hurting others, bad temper, biting and hitting, assertiveness in dangerous situations
Eating disorders; overeating, anorexia nervosa, Bulimia nervosa, obesity
Obsessive & compulsive disorder
Depression
Social Phobia
Panic attack
Addictions; alcohol, drug, internet , game
Mourning; the death of a family member or the loss of a pet or pet diseases Siblings leaving the family home for education or marriage.
Psychosomatic complaints; feeling bad, abdominal pain and headache
Sleep problems; nightmares, difficulty falling asleep.
School-related problems; school refusal or avoidance, avoiding taking responsibility, school failure, school stress, peer victimization.
Traumas; domestic violence, child abuse, family crisis
Life events; separation, divorce, moving, coping with severe acute or chronic diseases. Frequent parental quarrel
Sibling rivalry
Lack of self confidence
Mood disorders; sadness, reluctance lack of interest in social relationships, Mood swings
Gender identity disorder
Urinary incontinence in older children
Body dysmorphic disorder