Eda Karabudak, MSc
Seminar Topics
The search for existential meaning - Separation/individuation - Independence and self-efficacy - Healthy adulthood/fully functioning individuality - Adult relating and socialization - Interpersonal relationship issues - Feelings of worthlessness - Loneliness, isolation, and alienation - Feelings of emptiness - Love dependency - Feelings of insecurity - Satisfaction and submissiveness
After graduating from Sabancı University's Psychology department, she completed her master's degree in Psychology at Işık University.
During her undergraduate years, she participated in activities aimed at raising awareness among children about human rights, science, and culture within the scope of Community Informative Projects (CIP) conducted at Sabancı University. She also worked on projects focusing on gender equality and LGBTQ+ awareness in a university setting. She served as a laboratory assistant in a research project on memories and autobiographical memory conducted by Dr. Çağla Aydın.
In a project carried out at the Kadıköy Municipality Children's Art Center, she supported the art-based development processes of children.
During her education, she interned at Moodist Hospital and Aktarım Psychology, and participated in studies with children and adolescents. In 2023, she participated in the Disaster Support Program.
She completed her Master's degree in Psychology at Işık University with a thesis examining the role of self-efficacy in the relationship between attachment styles and cognitive flexibility, thus becoming a qualified psychologist.