Sheyda Zokaeieh
Degree:
PhD Candidate in Psychoanalysis and Psychosocial StudiesUniversity:
University of EssexField:
Individual Adult Psychotherapy, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Object Relations Approach, Emotional Dysregulation, Interpersonal Conflicts, Personality Disorders, Sexual Minority, Psychosomatic Symptoms, Life CoachSpoken Languages:
Farsi, EnglishMake an Appointment
Me and therapy room
The therapy room is a journey into parts of ourselves where we have not yet stepped, doors that have remained closed until now, and basements we can enter only in the presence of another. Therapy means having a witness who stays with us; not to eliminate the pain, not to rush the healing, but so that our suffering can find meaning and recover its words.
Therapy is an intersubjective space; a place where experiences are seen, given voice and language, and slowly take on a new form. Each therapy session is like an artistic scene; a space that allows creation. My work is not to intervene in the artwork, but to provide a space in which what has long been hidden can reveal itself and rediscover its path.
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Sheyda Zokaeieh
Registration code, 410571, BACP, England.
Education
- PhD Candidate in Psychoanalysis and Psychosocial Studies, University of Essex
- MS in Refugee Care, University of Essex
- MS in Clinical Psychology, Islamic Azad University Science and Research Branch
- Bachelor’s of Psychology and Education of Exceptional Children, Allameh Tabataba’i University
Therapeutic Approach and professional Field
- Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Object Relations Approach for adulthood disorders
Therapeutic background
- Adult therapy since 2016
Educational and research activities
- Conducting trauma-focused training courses for psychotherapists
- Providing clinical supervision services
- Facilitating classes, workshops, and journal clubs within the Social Psychoanalysis Group
- Author of several peer‑reviewed research articles in the field of psychology
- Authoring and presenting papers at national and international conferences
- Translator of the book “How We Ruin Our Relationships” by William J. Mehta
The therapy room is a journey into parts of ourselves where we have not yet stepped, doors that have remained closed until now, and basements we can enter only in the presence of another. Therapy means having a witness who stays with us; not to eliminate the pain, not to rush the healing, but so that our suffering can find meaning and recover its words.
Therapy is an intersubjective space; a place where experiences are seen, given voice and language, and slowly take on a new form. Each therapy session is like an artistic scene; a space that allows creation. My work is not to intervene in the artwork, but to provide a space in which what has long been hidden can reveal itself and rediscover its path.
Sheyda Zokaeieh
Registration code, 410571, BACP, England.
- PhD Candidate in Psychoanalysis and Psychosocial Studies, University of Essex
- MS in Refugee Care, University of Essex
- MS in Clinical Psychology, Islamic Azad University Science and Research Branch
- Bachelor’s of Psychology and Education of Exceptional Children, Allameh Tabataba’i University
- Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with Object Relations Approach for adulthood disorders
- Adult therapy since 2016
- Conducting trauma-focused training courses for psychotherapists
- Providing clinical supervision services
- Facilitating classes, workshops, and journal clubs within the Social Psychoanalysis Group
- Author of several peer‑reviewed research articles in the field of psychology
- Authoring and presenting papers at national and international conferences
- Translator of the book “How We Ruin Our Relationships” by William J. Mehta
