Eylül Bahar

Providing online mental health support using CBT-informed techniques; working with clients experiencing anxiety and emotional difficulties through structured sessions.

• Conducted supervised intake interviews and psychological assessments with clients from migrant communities. • Supported individuals and families experiencing migration stress, cultural adjustment, and mental health challenges. • Maintained clinical records in accordance with clinic policies and ethical guidelines. • Assisted in culturally sensitive mental health support for Kurdish and Turkish communities in London.

• Observed psychotherapy sessions involving children with developmental and autism spectrum presentations. • Assisted therapists by engaging children in structured play while parent consultations were conducted.

• Participated in developmental assessments and early intervention sessions for children. • Assisted in play-based interventions inspired by DIR/Floortime approaches. • Facilitated child-led activities during therapy sessions under supervision. • Supported caregiver psychoeducation and tracked developmental progress.

Master’s Thesis: The Relationship Between Culturally Relevant Psychosocial Factors and Schizotypy (N ≈ 800). Conducted a large-scale cross-cultural study examining psychosocial predictors of schizotypy. Managed data collection, adapted and translated measures using forward–backward translation, and performed hierarchical regression analyses.