Five rooms on one floor. We named them after parts of the traditional Turkish house: eşik (threshold), cumba (bay window), sofa (hall), hayat (inner courtyard) and avlu (courtyard). Each one is arranged for a particular kind of work.
301Eşik
The room where the first step into the center is taken. Free 15-minute intro calls, short assessment meetings and online sessions take place here.
Capacity: 2–3 people
302Cumba
Named after its deep bay window (cumba), this is the room for individual adult therapy. Two armchairs facing each other, soft light and a window that looks at the sky rather than the street.
Capacity: 2 people
303Sofa
Named after the shared hall that the rooms of a traditional Turkish house open onto. A two-seat sofa for couples and families, the therapist's armchair opposite and an extra seat for a third family member.
Capacity: Up to 4 people
304Hayat
The play room takes its name from "hayat", the semi-open part of a Turkish house that opens to the garden. Sand tray, shelves of figures, paints and blocks; a separate seating corner for adolescents.
Capacity: Child + 1 adult
305Avlu
The largest room in the center. Group therapy, parent groups and corporate workshops take place here in a circle of ten chairs.
Capacity: Circle of 10
The waiting area, the corridor and the rooms. No clients appear in the photos.
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