Aleyna Er completed her undergraduate studies in Psychology at Istanbul Bilgi University with honors. She is currently in the thesis stage of her Clinical Psychology Master’s program at Okan University, where she is conducting research titled “The Impact of the Skin-Ego Concept and Dressing Practices on Body Image and Narcissism.”

Aleyna continues to deepen her knowledge of psychoanalytic theories and is developing expertise in the psychological dimensions of dermatological conditions.

She works psychotherapeutically with young adults and adults, drawing upon psychoanalytic, existential, and body-oriented approaches. She has completed the Core Existential Analysis Training at the Existential Academy and has received further education in Personality Theories, Personality Disorders, and Dynamic Psychotherapy.

She completed her clinical internship at the French Lape Hospital. As the founder of Bi’Fark, a student initiative focused on raising awareness about prejudice and discrimination, she led various related projects. Aleyna has also volunteered in multiple humanitarian and social responsibility projects under the World Human Relief Association.

Following her training and supervision in Experiential Play Therapy, she worked with children for a period, though she has since chosen to pause her clinical work in that area.

Currently, Aleyna continues her psychotherapy practice with adults and young adults. She remains actively engaged in her own personal therapy and ongoing professional supervision.