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Bahare Mazinani
Degree:
PhD Candidate in PsychologyUniversity:
University of British ColumbiaField:
Individual Adult Psychotherapy, Schema Therapist, Cognitive Behavioral Therapist, Emotional Dysregulation, Interpersonal Conflicts, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Sexual Minority, Occupational Counseling, Life CoachSpoken Languages:
Farsi, EnglishMake an Appointment
Me and therapy room
For me, the therapy room is a space where one is given the opportunity to see oneself without censorship or judgment.
This is not a place where anyone is expected to be “right” or “wrong”; it is a place to be honest.
I believe that every therapeutic relationship is a shared path, where two people sit together and, with kindness and curiosity, look at your experiences: experiences that may be wounded, filled with hope, or left unfinished.
In this room, life does not set the pace; we move in tune with your inner rhythm.
Our goal is not change imposed by force, but rather understanding, meaning-making, and reclaiming your ability to move forward in life.
It is about rebuilding a relationship with yourself, one that is alive, authentic, and safe.
This is the starting point of returning to the self.
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Bahare Mazinani
Clinical Counsellor (BCACC)
Registration code, 23002 ,British Columbia, Canada.
Education
- PhD Candidate in Psychology, University of British Columbia
- MS in Clinical Psychology, University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences
- Bachelor’s of Psychology and Education of Exceptional Children, University of Tehran
Therapeutic Approach and professional Field
- Schema Therapy for adulthood disorders
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for adulthood disorders
Therapeutic background
- Adult therapy since 2019
Educational and research activities
- Graduate Teaching and Academic Assistant, University of British Columbia
- Research Assistant, “Truth and Trust” Lab, University of British Columbia
- Provided academic instruction and statistical consultation to graduate students at the University of British Columbia
- Author of several scientific and research articles in the field of psychology
- Contributing author of the chapter “Adjustment Disorders” in the Encyclopedia of Mood and Anxiety Disorders, published by Sage
- Peer reviewer for the journal “Personality and Individual Differences”, published by Elsevier
For me, the therapy room is a space where one is given the opportunity to see oneself without censorship or judgment.
This is not a place where anyone is expected to be “right” or “wrong”; it is a place to be honest.
I believe that every therapeutic relationship is a shared path, where two people sit together and, with kindness and curiosity, look at your experiences: experiences that may be wounded, filled with hope, or left unfinished.
In this room, life does not set the pace; we move in tune with your inner rhythm.
Our goal is not change imposed by force, but rather understanding, meaning-making, and reclaiming your ability to move forward in life.
It is about rebuilding a relationship with yourself, one that is alive, authentic, and safe.
This is the starting point of returning to the self.
Bahare Mazinani
Clinical Counsellor (BCACC)
Registration code, 23002 ,British Columbia, Canada.
- PhD Candidate in Psychology, University of British Columbia
- MS in Clinical Psychology, University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences
- Bachelor’s of Psychology and Education of Exceptional Children, University of Tehran
- Schema Therapy for adulthood disorders
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for adulthood disorders
- Adult therapy since 2019
- Graduate Teaching and Academic Assistant, University of British Columbia
- Research Assistant, “Truth and Trust” Lab, University of British Columbia
- Provided academic instruction and statistical consultation to graduate students at the University of British Columbia
- Author of several scientific and research articles in the field of psychology
- Contributing author of the chapter “Adjustment Disorders” in the Encyclopedia of Mood and Anxiety Disorders, published by Sage
- Peer reviewer for the journal “Personality and Individual Differences”, published by Elsevier
