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Author name: Nermin Soyalp, PhD

Nermin Soyalp is an organizational psychologist and consultant. She has been a facilitator of the Healing the Wounds of History approach since 2012, where she co-produced workshops with Turks, Kurds, and Armenians. She has been facilitating peace-building workshops in the Bay Area and in Turkey. She has designed and conducted training on conflict transformation and experiential training in for-profit and non-profit organizations as a senior organizational development consultant/professional. Nermin grew up in Ankara, Turkey. After graduating from Hacettepe University (Ankara, Turkey) in Statistics, she moved to California. She received her MA in Organizational Psychology at John F. Kennedy University. Currently, in addition to working as an Organizational Consultant in Oakland, CA, Nermin is a Healing the Wounds of History educator, facilitator, and co-director and recently completed her Ph.D. at California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS). -- Email: NSOYALP@MYMAIL.CIIS.EDU

An Inter-Generational Story At The Fall Of The Ottoman Empire

Scholarly Articles / By Nermin Soyalp, PhD

Excerpt From: “Historical Traumas Among Armenian, Kurdish, and Turkish People Of Anatolia: A Transdisciplinary Perspective Toward Reconciliation” Published by Sussex Academic Press in January 2022, Nermin Soyalp’s Historical Traumas is a transdisciplinary academic research book. Based on decade-long doctorate research, the author reviews the deep wounds that exist from long-standing conflicts between Turks, Kurds, and …

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