Country of Origin: Turkey
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Educational Background

• Psychology, BA, Middle East Technical University, Ankara TURKEY
• Clinical Psychology, MA, Hacettepe University, Ankara TURKEY

Current Research Project

• Efficacy of internet delivered aftercare for patients with bulimia nervosa and bulimic symptoms in Hungary
• Validation of Clinical and Research Inventory for Eating Disorders (CR-EAT) in Hungary

Publications

• Güleç, H. (In press). Könyvismertetés (book review): Kathleene Derrig-Palumba, Foojan Zeine: Online therapy. A therapist's guide to expanding your practice. W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., New ork, 2005, 323 oldal. ISBN: 0-393-70452-1. Pszichoterápia.
• Túry, F., Güleç, H., Kohls, E. (in press). Assessment methods for eating disorders and body image disorders. Journal of Psychosomatic Research.

Contributions on conferences, workshops

Poster

• Güleç, H., Bauer, S. & Túry, F. (2008, October). Online Aftercare for Eating Disordered Patients Following Inpatient Treatment. 16th International Congress on Eating Disorders, Alpbach.
• Güleç, H., Bauer, S. & Túry, F. (2008, October). Online Aftercare for Eating Disordered Patients Following Inpatient Treatment. 4th INTACT workshop, Budapest.
• Güleç, H., Bauer, S. & Túry, F. Technology Enhanced Aftercare Program for Patients with Bulimia Nervosa. Poster presented at the 15th annual meeting of the Hungarian Psychiatric Association, Debrecen, January, 28-31, 2009

Presentation

• Güleç, H., Bauer, S. & Túry, F. (2008, September). Online therapy: A new Approach in Clinical Practice. 2nd National Hungarian Congress on Eating Disorders, Budapest.
• Tekman, H.G. & Güleç, H. (2007, July). The relation of memory for contextual detail to field dependence or independence. Paper presented at the Edinburgh Meeting of the Experimental Psychology Society joint with the Psychonomic Society, Edinburgh.

Special interest

• The use of new communication technologies in treatment of eating disorders
• Memory, source monitoring
• Neuroimaging, fMRI
• Linguistics and psychopathology