معرفی
Tuğba Görğülü is an Associate Professor at Anadolu University's Faculty of Letters, Department of Psychology. Previously, she held academic positions at Istinye University (Assistant Professor, 2017-2020) and Hacettepe University (Lecturer, 2014-2017). Her career spans both forensic psychology practice and academia, with notable non-academic roles at the Ministry of Justice and private institutions like PGA Academy.
- Full academic positions: Associate Professor (2021-present), Assistant Professor (2017-2020), Lecturer (2014-2017)
- Education: PhD in Psychology (Hacettepe University, 2016), MSc in Forensic Psychology (Ankara University, 2009), BA in Psychology (Mersin University, 2004)
Her research focuses on forensic psychology, suicidal behavior, and substance abuse within criminal justice contexts. Particular emphasis on:
- Psychological risk factors in prison populations
- Substance use and suicide attempt correlations
- Gender-specific mental health issues
- Post-disaster psychological responses
Recent publications highlight trends in social sciences and clinical psychology, particularly examining:
- Moderating effects of depression in trauma contexts
- Impact of social support on mental health outcomes
- Psychosocial interventions in addiction treatment
- Criminological analysis through projective techniques
Scientific achievements include:
- TUBITAK 2219 Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (2019-2020)
- Multiple EU-funded projects on child rights
She has participated in over 15 peer-reviewed scientific conferences and authored/co-authored 8 book chapters focusing on:
- Family dynamics in addiction
- Criminal psychology
- Intervention programs for at-risk populations
