Kanije Hablemitoglu

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy is rooted in understanding that much of what shapes us lives outside of conscious awareness. Thoughts, feelings, and choices are often influenced by unconscious conflicts, early experiences, and patterns of relating that continue to live within us. We aim for symptom relief, but the psychoanalytic work also asks what the symptoms mean and where they are coming from. Anxiety, depression, shame, rumination, recurring relationship difficulties are not just random… They signal what is seemingly forgotten and waiting to be heard. Through our exploration of deeper layers, we begin to uncover how past and present intertwine in our daily lives. Psychoanalytic psychotherapy is about working through internal conflicts and inhibitions to achieve lasting, realistic change and expanding your capacity for love, work, and creativity. The free association method is simple yet profound: you speak as freely as possible (whatever falls to your mind in the moment) without self-censorship and I listen with attention not only to what is said but what is also not directly spoken and provide interpretations. In this shared process, dreams, slips, repetitions, and associations become meaningful material that guides the work.

Sigmund Freud University Psychotherapeutic Outpatient Clinic, Psychotherapist (i.A.u.S) - Vienna, Austria (Ongoing) Ankara University Psychiatric Hospital, Psychotherapy Internship - Ankara, Turkiye (Completed) Sigmund Freud University Psychotherapeutic Outpatient Clinic, Senior assistant - Vienna, Austria (Completed) Caritas Haus Jaro, Psychosocial Intern - Vienna, Austria (Completed)

Sigmund Freud Private University, Psychotherapy Sciences, Mag. pth. - Ongoing Completed Degrees: Sigmund Freud Private University, Psychotherapy Sciences, BA, pth. University of Vienna, European and International Business Law, LL.M. Bilkent University, BA in Law