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Yes. The first meeting is an introduction and it is free. Its purpose is not to sell; it is to hear what you are carrying and to see together whether we are a good fit.

There is only one step: arranging an introductory meeting. Everything else becomes clear there, together, without rushing.

You do not have to choose in advance. Three paths go through one door: in the first meeting we look together at which one suits you. Changing direction later is also possible.

Of course. Clarity usually comes not at the end of the road but at the beginning, through talking. If you like, you can first see where you stand with the Life Wheel and then we can talk.

We listen to what brought you here; it is an introduction, not a diagnosis or a prescription. At the end, we decide together how to move forward.

Readiness is not a feeling; it is a matter of intention. If you are curious, you have already taken a step; we can weigh the rest by talking.

No. The introductory meeting comes with no strings attached; whether to continue is entirely up to you. Cevvela is not a subscription trap.

Sure. Leave your number and we will call you at a convenient time; or book an appointment directly.

Coaching looks forward from today: it works on goals, choices and action. Therapy is more concerned with the weight of the past and with healing. The two do not exclude each other; we set the direction according to your need.

Life, career, executive, entrepreneur, relationship, team/group and student coaching. We look together at which one suits you.

For anyone who feels stuck in an area of life (balance, meaning, habits, direction) or wants to turn a new page. It does not tell you what to do; it accompanies you in finding your own answer.

You work on clarity and an action plan around direction, transitions, promotion or burnout in your career. Starting with the Career Compass is a good first step.

For professionals who lead teams, carry the weight of decisions and want to deepen their leadership style. It offers a confidential, non-judgmental space to think.

It works with uncertainty, deciding alone and founder fatigue. It focuses less on the business idea and more on the balance of the person carrying it.

It helps you look at communication, boundaries and the ways you bond in close relationships. It does not look for someone to blame; it makes the pattern visible.

Yes. We accompany a team as it works together on shared goals, trust and communication. For corporate requests, you can get in touch.

Yes. For students dealing with exam anxiety, study routines, motivation and worries about the future. It is built not on pressure but on finding your own method.

No. Coaching is non-directive: it does not give ready-made answers, it asks the right questions. The decision is yours; the coach helps you make it clearer.

The ICF (International Coaching Federation) is the international body that sets ethical and competency standards in coaching. Confidentiality and boundaries are safeguarded by these principles.

Coaching is not a magic shortcut; it works through your own effort. When there is a clear goal and steady work, the difference becomes visible. We talk about this realistically in the first meeting.

Mentoring is when someone who has travelled far in a field guides you by sharing their experience. Unlike coaching, a mentor also passes on what they know when needed.

A coach asks questions and draws the answer out of you; a mentor also shares experience and suggestions. We look at which suits your need in the first meeting.

Yes, that is the essence of mentoring. But the aim is not to make you a copy of their path; it is to help you see your own.

Feeling stuck is often where the old map ends. Mentoring helps you draw the new map together. Starting with the Career Compass can help.

It is a short self-assessment that shows in which areas you could use a mentor. The result is a good starting point for a conversation.

Career transitions, entrepreneurship, leadership and personal growth stand out. We clarify in the meeting whether your need falls within our scope.

Both can help: coaching for direction and balance, mentoring for experience and concrete advice. Often the two are blended.

It can be a single meeting or a longer accompaniment. We set the duration together according to your need; we have no interest in keeping you tied.

Somatic therapy is an approach that works not only with thoughts but also with the body. Tension, anxiety and fatigue leave traces in the body; we work gently with those traces.

Because the body rarely speaks with its mouth; more often it speaks through the back, the shoulders, the breath. Listening to the body opens a door to places the mind cannot reach on its own.

The somatic approach works with strain carried in the body at a gentle, safe pace. For serious clinical conditions, we refer to an appropriate specialist when needed.

It can help anyone living with constant tension, burnout, anxiety, or the feeling that “my mind understands, but my body won’t relax.”

We work with breath, posture, body awareness and gentle exercises. Nothing is done that pushes you; you set the pace.

It is a short self-assessment that helps you notice what your body is telling you. It is a good mirror before beginning somatic work.

Tiredness is often not laziness but too much load. Somatic work helps you see where that load has built up in the body and helps it release.

The somatic approach is body-based accompaniment; it is not the same as clinical psychotherapy. When needed, we refer to the relevant specialist.

Yes. Most body-awareness work can also be carried out online. We clarify the details in the first meeting.

Both are possible; we can accompany you wherever you are. We talk about your preference in the first meeting and proceed in the way that suits you.

We work in Turkish, English and French. We have experience with clients living abroad.

Yes. We can work through online sessions while taking the time difference into account; we have experience working with clients in different countries.

Session length depends on the type of work; it is usually 45–60 minutes. We share the exact details in the first meeting.

Often weekly or every two weeks, but we set the rhythm together according to your need. There is no single right frequency.

It would not be right to give a fixed number in advance; it depends on your goal and your pace. Cevvela does not aim to keep you longer than necessary.

No. You move at your own rhythm; we decide the duration together, according to your need. The aim is not to keep you tied, but to accompany you as long as needed.

Yes, rescheduling is possible with reasonable notice. We share the terms clearly from the start; there are no surprises.

We work within a flexible range and do our best to find a suitable time for clients in other time zones. We arrange the time that suits you in the meeting.

A widely used, secure video platform is used; we share the link with you after booking.

Fees vary according to the chosen path and way of working. The first introductory meeting is free; we discuss the exact figure transparently there.

We share the payment details clearly after the meeting and agree on a method that is convenient and secure for you.

A single session is possible, as is a longer accompaniment. We do not push you into a package; we proceed according to your need.

Because whether there is a good fit should be found out by talking, not with money. The first meeting is not a decision; it is an introduction.

We share the terms from the start, in writing and clearly; there is no fine print. You can get in touch for details.

We offer a separate framework for team coaching and corporate work. Simply share your request through the contact form.

Yes. Just mention your invoicing request during the meeting.

Yes. What you tell us stays between us; confidentiality is the foundation of professional ethics and ICF principles. We clarify the details in the first meeting.

Your personal data is processed and protected under KVKK, Türkiye’s personal data protection law. You can find which data is collected and why in the privacy notice.

Limited, confidential notes may be kept for continuity; they are not shared with third parties. If you wish, we can clarify this in the meeting.

No. Apart from legal obligations, what you tell us is not shared with anyone without your permission.

The AI chat is a tool that helps you find your direction; what you share is handled within our privacy principles. You can find details in the privacy notice.

Confidentiality, non-judgment, respect for boundaries and transparency are our core principles; we follow the ICF ethical framework.

Short, free self-assessment tools that help you know yourself: the Life Wheel, the Career Compass and several mirrors. A good start before a meeting.

It is a tool that shows your satisfaction across different areas of your life in a single picture. You quickly see where there is balance and where there is neglect.

It is a tool that maps your interests and inclinations across six types. It gives you a sense of which work environments may suit you.

A short mirror that helps you notice the emotional load you are carrying right now. Naming your emotions is the first step to working with them.

It helps you notice the tension and signals your body has accumulated. It is a starting point that gives direction to somatic work.

A tool that assesses your overall life satisfaction with a short scale. It gives you an idea of where you might want to start.

It helps you gauge your confidence in yourself in the face of challenges. It makes visible the areas where you may need support.

A short self-assessment that shows on which topics you could benefit from a mentor’s experience.

These tools are not a diagnosis but a mirror: they do not label you, they invite you to reflect. We explain their method and limits on a separate page.

Your results are first and foremost for you. You can find how the data is handled on the tests and privacy pages.

A section that explains concepts from the language of coaching, mentoring and growth through the Cevvela lens. You can turn to it whenever you are curious about a term.

Yes. We offer a curated library on personal growth and the inner journey; featured titles rotate weekly.

Books are scored through a Cevvela review; the featured selection is drawn from the highest-rated ones. The aim is not quantity but readings that truly nourish.

In the Articles section of the blog, you will find pieces that slow thinking down.

Short thoughts, long echoes: small texts that invite you to pause and reflect on a single sentence.

Yes. We have a podcast section where you can listen to some of our writing in our own voice.

Our content is written primarily in Turkish and is also available in English and French.

Cevvela is a growth and knowledge institution that brings coaching, mentoring and somatic therapy together under one door. Its aim is to accompany you calmly and honestly as you find your direction.

Clarity, quiet reliability and integrity instead of loud slogans. We do not try to fit you into a mould; we work to help you find your own direction.

No. Cevvela is a space for growth and accompaniment; it does not provide medical or clinical treatment. When necessary, we refer you to an appropriate specialist.

Coaching, mentoring and somatic therapy are three different paths, but they all go through the same door: getting to know you. We find together which one suits you.

With adults who are seeking direction, feel stuck or want to turn a new page: professionals, entrepreneurs, students and clients living abroad.

Simply follow the short steps on the appointment page and fill in the form when you are ready. Your request is routed to the right specialist.

Of course. Leave your number in the “We’ll call you” form and we will call you at a convenient time.

If you are not yet ready to book, it is a guide that helps answer your questions and point you in the right direction. It does not push you to decide.

Cevvela is not an emergency helpline. If there is immediate danger to yourself or someone else, please call your local emergency number (112 in Türkiye and across Europe) or go to the nearest health facility.

You can write to us through the contact form, request a call back with “We’ll call you”, or book an appointment directly.