Begum Engur is a clinical psychologist, specialized in EMDR therapy. She has been working with adolescents and adults for more than 5 years. She has been working with wide range of mental health difficulties including anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, sleep difficulties, OCD, fear & phobias, somatization, loss & grief, eating disorders and relationship issues. Throughout her practice, she blends CBT, mindfulness and expressive art therapy techniques. She has been conducting sessions online and with Turkish & English-speaking clients.

Throughout her education and practice, she has attended several online courses including; The Johns Hopkins University -Psychological First Aid, The University of Edinburgh -The Clinical Psychology of Children & Young People and Yale University -Autism & Related Disorders. She has also attended University of California, Berkeley summer programme as a clinical psychologist research assistant. She has worked as a clinical psychologist in various mental health clinics working with children, adolescents, adults and families. She also has participated in various projects including Experimental Psychology- The effect of the color red on sexual attractiveness, Attachment Theory (Its implications on family and work, self worth and emotional symptoms) and TUBITAK Twin Study Project.

She participated as a professional speaker in several international psychology conferences, worked as a mental health specialist /columnist in Olay Newspaper, London, UK and served as an editorial board member for various international scientific journals, including the American Journal of Psychiatry & Neuroscience and the Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. She is currently a member of the Turkish Psychologists Association and the EMDR Association.

As a clinical psychologist, specialized in EMDR therapy, she has professional credentials and specialized trainings, has good communication skills, has empathy and compassion and provides flexibility and adaptability in her work.