Current Lab Members
Bilge Sena Taş, BA
Bilge is a second-year Master's student in Clinical Psychology at Boğaziçi University. As an active research assistant within the lab, she has made oral presentations at conferences and is currently working on a manuscript for publication.
Her primary research interests lie at the intersection of occupational well-being, secondary traumatic stress, and the integration of cultural humility in clinical frameworks.
Current Position: Research Assistant
Egenur Feratlar, BA
Egenur Feratlar is a graduate of the Psychology Department at Boğaziçi University. As part of her laboratory work, she co-authored a review article about perinatal loss. She is continuing her education in the Clinical Psychology Master's Program at Boğaziçi University.
She made an oral presentation on the use of artificial intelligence in psychotherapy at the 22nd National Psychology Congress. She also co-authored an article on the use of artificial intelligence in clinical supervision for an APA journal's special issue.
She conducted bibliotherapy sessions with earthquake survivors as part of a TÜBİTAK 1001 project.
Her primary research interests encompass grief and bereavement, artificial intelligence in psychology, neurodiversity, and trauma.
Current Position: Research Assistant
Sümeyra Nevra Karacan Çakıcı, BA
She is a first-year Master's student in Clinical Psychology.
Her primary research interests are ADHD, couples therapy, and clinical work within a decolonial framework.
Current Position: Research Assistant
Barış Eysenboğa, BA
Barış completed his undergraduate degree with high honors, and he is continuing his education in the Clinical Psychology Master's Program at Boğaziçi University.
He is currently involved in two research projects: one focusing on the cross-cultural mapping of trauma and coping within an international mixed-methods study, and another on secondary qualitative data analysis in mental health.
His research interests span trauma, dissociation, mentalization, and coping processes, particularly within clinical and cross-cultural contexts.
Current Position: Research Assistant