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About Dr. Filiz Celik
Dr. Filiz Celik is a Lecturer in Psychology at Swansea University's School of Psychology. She holds dual roles as a UKCP-accredited Systemic and Family Psychotherapist, splitting her time between academic teaching and clinical practice as a Highly Specialist Psychotherapist for a Health Board. Her research focuses on psychological trauma, intergenerational trauma transmission, and mental health disparities affecting marginalized populations such as refugees, asylum seekers, and transnational communities.
Research Interests
- Intergenerational/transgenerational trauma from human-made disasters
- Psychological trauma's impact on mental well-being, particularly in perinatal and adolescent contexts
- Removing mental health disparities through resilience-building strategies
Publications & Contributions
Dr. Celik has published extensively on trauma-related themes, including studies on vaccine-induced immune thrombocytopenia, alcohol use in marginalized communities, and the historical trauma of the Dersim Massacre. Her work bridges clinical practice and community engagement, exemplified by participatory research projects like digital storytelling initiatives to share findings with minority groups.
Professional Engagements
- Chair of the Welsh Government’s 'Compassionate Cymru' initiative
- Bevan Advocate for the Bevan Commission
- Public representative on the End of Life Care Implementation Board
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