Psychotherapy Clinics in Turkey — Page 2

Led by Dr Emre Cem Esen, trained at Harvard and Hacettepe University, the clinic specialises in evidence-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and psychopharmacology. Psychotherapy may cost around A$8,500–A$18,500 based on standard rates. The JCI-accredited Medicalpoint International Hospital treats around 450 international patients yearly and offers over 200 translators plus end-to-end logistics for a seamless journey.

Medipol Mega University Hospital is the first private complex in Turkey to earn JCI Academic Accreditation. Professor Erdem Deveci leads the psychiatric service for international patients. An in-person specialist consultation may cost around A$160, while online sessions typically run at A$140. The clinic treats over 1,200 patients daily and employs a 230-person international support team. All medical reports are translated into English. This ensures a smooth handover to an Australian GP for ongoing care after returning home.

Liv Hospital Ulus is JCI-accredited and treats 50,000 international patients annually. The facility houses 50 specialised clinics within its 30,000 m² campus. A psychiatric consultation costs around A$280. This price typically covers the initial session with a specialist. The hospital provides free interpretation services to support clear communication. An International Patient Services team manages requirements for patients from 180 countries. Complimentary airport transfers are available for those staying in central Istanbul districts like Şişli or Beşiktaş.

Emsey Hospital holds JCI accreditation and was the first in Turkey to receive a Health Tourism Authorization certificate. Dr Orhan Karaca leads psychotherapy services, having trained at Bakırköy Mental and Neurological Disorders Hospital. A psychiatry examination package costs around A$250. This covers the initial consultation and specialist assessment at their multi-specialty centre. The hospital supports international patients with airport transfers and dedicated interpreters. The clinic operates 46 medical departments and maintains ISO:9001 quality management standards for patient safety.

SALUSS Medical Group runs a comprehensive 30-day psychotherapy program for international patients from 52 countries. The package may cost around A$17,500 and covers medical tests, psychiatric interviews, and psychologist sessions. It also includes luxury perks like a private single room, all meals, and excursions. Patients have access to advanced electronic treatments including repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS). The clinic holds National Healthcare Accreditation and maintains a 4.6/5 rating. Airport transfers and a dedicated dietitian consultation are part of the standard inclusions.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital offers a structured programme including twelve psychotherapy sessions in English. Sessions are performed by a clinical psychologist, aiding continuity of care for Australian patients. The package typically costs around A$140 per session. It generally covers an initial psychiatric assessment and medication for depression. This large-scale medical centre serves 350,000 patients annually and holds Turkish Medical Association affiliation. The facility provides 24/7 multilingual support and free airport transfers. Patients have access to an International Patient Relations Department experienced with overseas visitors.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital's dedicated Department of Mental Health Disorders offers comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services. The JCI-accredited facility provides full psychotherapy for depression, anxiety and OCD. Sessions may cost around A$350. English-speaking staff and translators facilitate smooth communication for international patients.

SYSTEM HOSPITAL treats 50,000 patients annually across its 20 departments. Psychotherapy may cost around A$4,300–A$8,700. The clinic provides adult and paediatric psychiatric care, giving families comprehensive support under one roof. It has a regular flow of Australian patients, with experience handling international cases from Commonwealth nations.

Academic Hospital holds TEMOS International Healthcare Accreditation and TÜV NORD certification – independent benchmarks for quality and safety. The clinic’s integrated psychiatric unit treats over 15,000 patients annually from across Europe. Psychotherapy costs around A$9,700–A$7,700 based on current rates.

HEALTH&MORE treats around 1,500 patients per year in orthopaedics, neurosurgery and spinal care. It holds an International Health Tourism Authorisation Certificate from Turkey's government. The surgeons are trained in the USA and use neuromonitorisation and neuronavigation systems. Psychotherapy may cost around A$8,100–A$12,600.