Reyhaneh Rezapour Faridian
Degree:
PhD Candidate in Clinical PsychologyUniversity:
Shahid Beheshti UniversityField:
Individual Adult Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapist, Schema Therapist, Compassion-Focused Therapy(CFT), Emotional Dysregulation, Interpersonal Conflicts, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Life CoachSpoken Languages:
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Me and therapy room
In my therapy room, the therapeutic process is structured, active, and based on mutual collaboration. Along this path, together we identify and modify the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral patterns that today manifest as anxiety, depression, obsessive–compulsive tendencies, perfectionism, or impaired self‑esteem. In addition to dialogue, we use in‑session and between‑session exercises to change these patterns, and we learn to replace self‑criticism with a compassionate stance toward ourselves; treating ourselves as a good friend would. This approach is suitable for individuals who are willing to participate actively in sessions, complete between‑session practices, share responsibility for change alongside the therapist, and experience transformation gradually.
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Reyhaneh Rezapour Faridian
Membership number 63571, authorized by the Organization of Psychology and Counseling of Iran
Education
- PhD Candidate in Clinical Psychology, Shahid Beheshti University
- MS in Family Counseling, Shahid Beheshti University
- Bachelor’s of Guidance and Counseling, Alzahra University
Therapeutic Approach and professional Field
- Schema Therapy for adulthood disorders
- Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy for adulthood disorders
- Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) for adulthood disorders
Therapeutic background
- Adult therapy since 2018
Educational and research activities
- Conducting life skills courses
- Facilitator of resilience coaching programs tailored for mental health professionals
- Author of several peer-reviewed journal and conference articles in the fields of caregiving, compassion, and self-criticism
In my therapy room, the therapeutic process is structured, active, and based on mutual collaboration. Along this path, together we identify and modify the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral patterns that today manifest as anxiety, depression, obsessive–compulsive tendencies, perfectionism, or impaired self‑esteem. In addition to dialogue, we use in‑session and between‑session exercises to change these patterns, and we learn to replace self‑criticism with a compassionate stance toward ourselves; treating ourselves as a good friend would. This approach is suitable for individuals who are willing to participate actively in sessions, complete between‑session practices, share responsibility for change alongside the therapist, and experience transformation gradually.
Reyhaneh Rezapour Faridian
Membership number 63571, authorized by the Organization of Psychology and Counseling of Iran
- PhD Candidate in Clinical Psychology, Shahid Beheshti University
- MS in Family Counseling, Shahid Beheshti University
- Bachelor’s of Guidance and Counseling, Alzahra University
- Schema Therapy for adulthood disorders
- Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy for adulthood disorders
- Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) for adulthood disorders
- Adult therapy since 2018
- Conducting life skills courses
- Facilitator of resilience coaching programs tailored for mental health professionals
- Author of several peer-reviewed journal and conference articles in the fields of caregiving, compassion, and self-criticism
