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Turkish-speaking psychiatrist in Oslo
Speaking about mental health in your native language is an important part of the therapeutic process.
Overview
For Turkish-speakers who have lived in Norway for a long time or recently arrived, speaking about difficult feelings in your mother tongue can be a relief in itself. We offer the entire course in Turkish — from first contact to follow-up — with no translator between you and the psychiatrist.
Who is this for?
- You prefer to speak about mental health in Turkish.
- Family context or cultural nuance is an important part of the story.
- You have lived in Norway for a short or long time and prefer Turkish documentation.
How it works
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Turkish from first contact
Form, email, and sessions in Turkish.
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Clinical assessment
The same structured assessment — in your mother tongue.
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Safe cultural space
We understand both Norwegian and Turkish context — without over-explaining it.
Our approach
We avoid reducing your story to an “immigrant experience.” You are a person with a story of your own, and that is what we work with.
Frequently asked
What happens in a first consultation?
Your first consultation is a thorough assessment — about 60 minutes. We discuss your symptoms, personal history, and goals. This helps us understand your situation and recommend the most suitable treatment path. There is no pressure to commit to ongoing sessions after the first meeting.
Can I have online / video sessions?
Yes, video consultations are available and priced the same as in-person sessions. Video calls are conducted through a secure, private platform. We can discuss which format suits your situation best during your first contact.
How do I book an appointment?
You can book by clicking the "Book appointment" button on this page, emailing kontakt@maresante.no, or using the WhatsApp chat button. We respond with available times and practical information.