Psychologist explains rise in caravan interest
Clinical psychologist Hatice Keltek said the growing popularity of caravan living is linked not only to a desire to travel but also to a need to regai...
Clinical psychologist Hatice Keltek said the growing popularity of caravan living is linked not only to a desire to travel but also to a need to regain control over one's life. According to her, a caravan allows individuals to manage resources and set personal boundaries, which is especially relevant amid urban stress and burnout. However, she warns that physical escape does not resolve internal issues, and it is important to ask not only 'where' but also 'why' a person sets off.