The  purpose  of  this  study  is  to  determine  the  effects  of  Dynamic-
Oriented     Short-Intensive-Emergency     Individual     Psychological 
Counselling sessions. Pre-test and post-test experiment-control group 
quasi-experimental design was used in this study. The study was carried 
out  with  the  experimental  group  (N=17)  and  control  group  (N=17), 
which, in total, makes 34 people who wanted to recieve psychological 
counselling in the 2013-2014 academic year. The experimental group 
was  treated  with  the  Dynamic-Oriented  Short-Intensive-Emergency 
Individual  Psychological  Counselling  sessions.  The  control  group 
didn’t receive an intervation program. t-test was used to evaluate the 
effectiveness  of  the  individual  counselling  program  and  to  compare 
experimental and control groups. When the data was examined at the 
end   of   the   study,   somatization,   obsession,   depression,   paranoid 
thoughts,     anger-hostility,     psychoticism,     anxiety,     interpersonal 
sensitiveness, phobic anxiety and additional scale post-test averages of 
the   individuals   who   received   Dynamic-Oriented   Short-Intensive-
Emergency     Individual     Psychological     Counselling     counselling 
(experimental group) showed a meaningful decrease.