Acibadem Healthcare Group
Duygu Gökyıldırım Uslu
Psychologist

Duygu Gökyıldırım Uslu

Medical Units and Clinical Services
  • Psychology

M.D. Duygu Gökyıldırım Uslu is a licensed psychologist with a solid academic foundation from The City University (2011–2013) and practical experience within leading healthcare settings. Since 2016, she has contributed clinical expertise at Acıbadem Health Group, working with diverse patient groups to provide evidence-based assessment, therapy, and support. Committed to professional growth and ethical practice, Duygu is an active member of the Turkish Psychologists Association and the Turkish Psychologists Society. She blends up-to-date psychological knowledge with a compassionate, client-centered approach to help individuals build resilience, improve mental health, and achieve meaningful change.

Education

  • 2011 – 2013 The City University
  • 2010 Yeditepe University Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Experience

  • 2016 Acibadem Health Group
  • 2013 – 2015 Universal Aksaray Hospital
  • 2013 Bahat Health Group
  • 2011 – 2012 Imece Women’s Center
  • 2012 Private Medicana Hospital

Memberships

  • Turkish Psychologists Association
  • Turkish Psychologists Society




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