Nevzat Tarhan

Prof. Nevzat Tarhan is the President of Üsküdar University and a renowned psychiatrist specializing in trauma psychology, positive psychology, and neurology. His work focuses on the psychological impacts of trauma, post-traumatic growth, and the integration of artificial intelligence in mental health diagnostics. He actively participates in international forums, such as the Azerbaijan–Türkiye Educational Brotherhood Forum, advocating for cultural values in education and the ethical use of AI in psychology. His research includes developing psychometric scales (e.g., Uskudar Emotional Wisdom Scale) and exploring neurobiological mechanisms of psychiatric disorders through EEG, neuroimaging, and machine learning. He emphasizes trauma resolution strategies, the societal effects of digitalization, and interdisciplinary approaches to mental health challenges.

Prof. Tarhan’s contributions span clinical practice, academic leadership, and public health advocacy. He emphasizes the importance of empathy in trauma management and critiques the rise of hedonism and social isolation in modern societies. His work bridges ancient cultural wisdom with modern neuroscience, particularly through books like Mesnevi Therapy and Love Therapy, which apply Eastern philosophical principles to contemporary psychological frameworks.

He collaborates internationally on initiatives addressing mental health disparities and educational reforms. His research portfolio includes studies on depression biomarkers, CAR-T cell therapy enhancements, and the neurocognitive aspects of bipolar disorder. Prof. Tarhan’s interdisciplinary approach reflects his commitment to advancing both theoretical and applied dimensions of psychiatry and psychology.