Irem Bray's Family Guidance Journal
A Consulting Psychologist and Family Counselor Shares Her Knowledge On-line
Turks identify themselves largely with their three generation family. They often live in the same building sharing the daily chores, eating together, if not they get together almost on a weekly basis, provide support for each other with child care, illness and old age. This goes hand in hand with a sense of community rather than individualism. This type of social organization lends itself naturally to the family interventions.
İrem Bray is a graduate of Bosphorus University Department of Psychology and London University Institute Of Psychiatry. She sees life as a journey of reciprocal discovery and opportunity to share gifts. She develops projects which, starting from the uniqueness of the individual, transform the society in a circular way. She works with her team, using the latest technologies, to train family therapists, and conduct sessions with people throughout the world, especially with Turks and those associated with Turks, to improve systems such as individuals, couples, families and companies. You can now contact İrem and her team at [email protected] or 0090 538 912 33 36
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