Fzt. Ceren Hafızoğlu

Secretary General

Physiotherapist Ceren Hafızoğlu graduated from Istanbul Health Sciences University, Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, and specializes in breast health and lymphedema management. During her undergraduate studies, she actively participated in social responsibility projects; after graduation, she completed advanced training in manual therapy, Pilates, and lymphedema. Currently working at the Istanbul Breast Health Center, focusing on lymphedema treatment after breast cancer, Hafızoğlu is a member of the Darüşşafaka Alumni Association, the Turkish Physiotherapists Association, and the Turkish Lymphoedema Association. Since 2025, she has been contributing to the administrative and project work of the Breast Health Association (MEMEDER) as its General Secretary.

She completed her primary, secondary, and high school education at Istanbul Darüşşafaka Educational Institutions and graduated in 2016. She completed her undergraduate studies in the Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation at Istanbul University of Health Sciences between 2016 and 2020. During her time as a scholarship holder of the Association for Supporting Contemporary Life, she served on the branch student executive committee between 2018 and 2019 and took part in the development and implementation of social responsibility projects.

After completing her undergraduate education, she continued to develop her professional expertise by attending various training programs in manual therapy, Pilates, and lymphedema within her field. As of 2023, she began specializing in Complex Decongestive Physiotherapy and is currently working at the Istanbul Breast Health Center as a Lymphedema Therapist/Physiotherapist, focusing on post-surgical lymphedema management in women with breast cancer.

She is a member of the Darüşşafakalılar Association, the Turkish Physiotherapists Association, and the Turkish Lymphedema Association.

As of 2025, she continues to serve as the Secretary General of the Breast Health Association (MEMEDER).