After completing my bachelor's and master's degrees in clinical psychology, by achieving rank 7 in the national doctoral entrance exam, I entered the specialized doctoral program in psychology at Tarbiat Modares University and graduated from this university in 2017 with the top rank. My professional path began in 2008; alongside my university education, I pursued learning psychotherapy through specialized courses in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), short-term dynamic therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in Iran and America. However, I soon became interested in the analytical and psychoanalytic psychotherapy approach; an approach that provides the possibility of a deeper understanding of human experiences, relationships, and the unconscious world of the mind. Now, for nearly fifteen years, I have continued my training, personal analysis, specialized supervision, and clinical practice in the field of analytical psychotherapy. Over these years, I have worked with adults who have faced anxiety, depression, relationship problems, feelings of loneliness, low self-esteem, identity crises, immigration challenges, and repetitive patterns in their relationships. I believe many psychological difficulties require a deeper understanding of oneself, emotions, relationships, and life-shaping experiences. For this reason, I strive to provide a safe and non-judgmental space so that clients can explore their inner world with more freedom and reflection and achieve lasting and meaningful changes.