Our Founder
Who is Psychiatrist Dr. Ümit Yazman?
Born in Ankara in 1965. After completing primary, secondary and high school education at TED Ankara College, he graduated from Ankara University Faculty of Medicine receiving the title of 'Medical Doctor'.
He completed his specialization as a Psychiatrist at Bakırköy Psychiatric and Neurological Diseases Hospital.
Attaching great importance to international clinical experience in his career; he completed post-specialization training on 'Prevention and Treatment of Addictions' at Johns Hopkins University where he was accepted with a scholarship.
In the United States, he conducted clinical and research studies at the University of Virginia 'Center for Mind and Human Interaction', University of Pittsburgh CEDAR Center, and UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute respectively.
Currently, he provides high-standard psychiatric and psychotherapeutic services to local and foreign (English speaking) clients at his private clinic in Levent, Istanbul.
Dr. Ümit Yazman
Psychiatrist & Psychotherapist
"Every client is a unique story waiting to be mended within. Our duty is to guide you in rewriting that story without judgment, in the light of science and with medical discipline."
Dr. Ümit Yazman
PSYCHIATRIST
Academic Journey
A deep-rooted expertise journey stretching from Turkey to America, shaped in the light of international schools.
Ankara Univ.
Graduated from Ankara Faculty of Medicine after TED Ankara College.
Bakırköy
Completed specialization at Bakırköy Psychiatric and Neurological Diseases.
Johns Hopkins
Completed advanced specialization in Addiction Prevention with a scholarship.
UCLA & CEDAR
Conducted advanced clinical studies in internationally respected institutions.
Our Mission
To support the psychological well-being of our clients with international medical standards, evidence-based diagnosis and treatment methods; while considering the unique needs of each individual.
Focus Areas
- Addiction Therapies
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- EMDR (Trauma Therapy)
- Psychopharmacological Approaches