Under Dr. Taha Burak Toprak, PPAD’s president, OCD treatment studies including Psycho-Ontological and Cognitive Models are presented at scientific platforms.
PPAD’s first IDP-IGP Symposium in 2020 brought students and professionals together to address gaps in modern psychology through Islamic intellectual heritage.
Clinical psychologist Taha Burak Toprak discussed obsessive compulsive disorder in Nihayet Journal, exploring Covid-19 and pursuing a meaningful life.
In Muhit Journal, Fatima Şule Demirtaş introduced the book Psychology and Psychotherapy in Islamic Thought: Solid Foundations and New Horizons.
IDP’s public seminars gathered mental health experts to address everyday struggles through scientific research, Islamic thought, and practical guidance.
Learn why the Platform of Psychology in Islamic Intellectual Tradition was founded, exploring the questions that shaped its research and clinical mission.
The Association for Psychology and Psychotherapy Research began in 2020 as a platform linking Islamic thought with mental health research and training.
The chapter on Islamic psychology studies in Turkey, featured in the book Islamic Psychology Around the Globe, was written by our platform’s researchers.
This book compiles seminars organized by IDP, bringing together scholars in psychology, psychiatry, and Islamic studies to explore faith and mental health.
Clinical Psychologist Muhammed Furkan Cinisli presented his research on Islamic thought’s contribution to psychotherapy at a 2021 online conference.
