Understanding Children: For Healthy Future Individuals
The mental and behavioral health of our children, our most precious assets, is as critical as their physical health.
Just like adults, children may encounter emotional storms in their journey of life that they cannot cope with on their own. Seeking professional support at this stage prevents much more serious problems that may occur in the future.
"The foundation of a healthy adulthood is laid in childhood. Unresolved mental issues can cause permanent damage in later years."
Professional Mental Health Support
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry is a specialized field focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental health issues from infancy to 18 years of age. Our experts understand children's unique needs at different developmental stages and provide medical and psychological support.
Age Range
0-18 years (Follow-up can continue up to 21 years if necessary).
Academic Hospital Approach
Our department stands by children and their families from infancy to adolescence with its expert staff. We offer a wide range of solutions, from medication methods to educational counseling, various tests to individual and family therapy.
Our Main Service Areas
- • Attention Deficit and ADHD
- • Autism Spectrum Disorder
- • Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia)
- • Intellectual Disability
- • Depression and Anxiety
- • School Phobia and Exam Anxiety
- • Social Phobia and Introversion
- • Behavioral Disorders
- • Speech Disorders
- • Internet and Computer Addiction
- • Sibling Rivalry
- • Adolescent Problems
Total Teamwork
"All medical units hand in hand for children..."
Our Psychiatrists, Psychologists, and Pediatrics specialists work in collaboration with other units such as Pediatric Neurology and Pediatric Endocrinology when necessary, to provide a holistic treatment plan for children.
When to Consult?
It is not necessary for a problem to occur to consult our specialists. Even without any psychological issues, these departments can be visited just to monitor the child's healthy development or for parents to seek guidance on how to properly direct their children.
Goal: Social Well-being
Our goal is to increase social awareness regarding mental health by educating children and families, and to ensure the development of mental well-being in the whole community through timely intervention.
