Kevser Sağlam

Kevser Sağlam is a psychologist who successfully completed her undergraduate degree in psychology and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology. She has focused her academic and professional work on children, adolescents, and particularly women. She has taken an active role in play therapy, psychological assessment, and counseling processes. Through her voluntary and professional experiences in rehabilitation centers, psychiatric clinics, and public institutions, she has carried out multifaceted work with children in need of protection, individuals with special needs, and women. She has participated in voluntary psychosocial support initiatives for women and has gained extensive field experience characterized by strong social awareness. In her work, Kevser Sağlam adopts the Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) approach, centering on helping individuals connect with their lived experiences, develop psychological flexibility, and build a meaningful life aligned with their values. Especially when working with the pressures, roles, and inner conflicts women encounter throughout their life cycle, she prioritizes an empowering and holistic approach. With a strong interest in the healing power of art, Sağlam has a particular affinity for art therapy. She values the transformative impact of creative forms of expression in areas where emotions cannot easily be put into words. She views this approach as an essential tool for creating a safe space, particularly in her work with women. Her academic interests include women’s psychology, psychological flexibility, the impact of social roles on mental health, and the individual’s relationship with the inevitable realities of life. Supporting her professional development through ongoing trainings, seminars, and voluntary work, Sağlam approaches psychology not merely as a profession, but as a transformative field of healing embedded within a social context. In her writings, she aims to convey psychology to readers in a language that preserves its scientific foundations while remaining clear, profound, and closely connected to life.