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Author · Educator · Human Behavior Specialist — Online & Worldwide

A better life begins with a better understanding of yourself.
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I'm Dr. Fatma Yeşilyurt — a psychologist, author, and educator with a doctorate in Clinical Psychology. For more than twenty years I've helped individuals, couples, and families understand themselves more deeply, build healthier relationships, and live with greater clarity and purpose.

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Portrait of Dr. Fatma Yeşilyurt
20+ years of practice1,000s hours of client work16 published booksEN·TR English & Turkish
One Person. Three Ways of Helping.

Everything I do is guided by a single question: what helps people grow into the best version of themselves?

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the therapist

In the room

A space for reflection, healing, and meaningful change. Individual, couples, and parent–teen work designed around the person, not the protocol.

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the author

On the page

Sixteen published books exploring values, relationships, personal development, and the human experience. Most recently, Letters to Gülriz — reflections from years spent listening to people's stories.

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the educator

In the world

Educational programs and workshops delivered across cultures and communities. Practical psychology for everyday life, parenting, relationships, and personal growth.

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How I can help

Support for the relationships that shape your life — including the relationship you have with yourself.

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Letters to Gülriz by Dr. Fatma Yeşilyurt
New book

Letters to Gülriz

Psychotherapy Letters 1

Reflections on understanding ourselves, our relationships, and the lifelong journey of becoming. Drawing on psychological insight, years of professional experience, and a deep curiosity about human nature, Letters to Gülriz invites readers to reflect on the questions that shape our inner lives.

Also by Dr. Yeşilyurt: sixteen books exploring child development, universal values, and personal growth.

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2026 · First EditionEN & TR · BilingualPsychology · Literature · Life
Glocal Balance

Global Knowledge. Local Wisdom. A More Balanced Life.

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Motivation — seminar poster by Dr. Fatma Yeşilyurt
Motivation
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Healthy Boundaries — seminar poster by Dr. Fatma Yeşilyurt
Healthy Boundaries
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Understanding ADHD — seminar poster by Dr. Fatma Yeşilyurt
Understanding ADHD
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Reflections

Essays by Dr. Fatma Yeşilyurt on psychology, relationships, and the human experience.

These essays are written not to offer quick answers, but to encourage deeper reflection, meaningful conversations, and a wiser understanding of ourselves and others.

Mar 2025

How Do We Use Our Time?

A Gentle Self-Assessment to Reconnect with What Matters We all have 24 hours in a day—but how we use them makes all the difference. This blog post offers a simple, reflective exercise to help you assess your time, identify your true priorities, and align your daily routine with your dreams and goals.

Feb 2025

Struggling with Decisions

Facing indecision in your life? Discover the key reasons behind decision-making difficulties and how to overcome them with self-awareness, confidence, and realistic strategies for personal growth.

Jan 2025

Time to Let Go of the Pebbles on Our Path

We all carry silent burdens—emotional pebbles that bruise our path without us even noticing. As we step into 2024, this reflective guide invites you to gently recognize, release, and realign with what truly matters. A new path begins with awareness.

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Client stories

Change, in their own words.

It was a long journey with you. Sometimes I left our sessions in tears, and sometimes with great joy, but I always left with hope. Your words reminded me that one day things would get better, and over time, they did. Today I look back and realize how much I have grown. Thank you for helping me believe in healing when I could no longer believe it myself.

A client · Canada

Through therapy, I didn't just begin to understand my past; I learned how to build a healthier future. I gained a deeper understanding of myself, my relationships, and the kind of parent I wanted to be. The thoughtful questions, genuine listening, and balanced guidance helped me discover answers I couldn't have found on my own. I'm deeply grateful for the care, wisdom, and professionalism that shaped this journey.

A client · Germany

When my family and I moved to a new country, my social anxiety became so overwhelming that I could barely leave the house. I felt like I had lost myself completely. Therapy helped me slowly regain my confidence, reconnect with people, and build a new life. My family noticed the changes before I did. Looking back now, I truly believe I couldn't have overcome that difficult period on my own. Therapy gave me my life back.

A client · France
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