Zahra Asadi Nejad
Degree:
PhD Candidate in Health PsychologyUniversity:
Islamic Azad University, Rudehen BranchField:
Couple therapy, Emotion Dysregulation, Interpersonal Conflicts, Personality Disorders, Premarital Counseling, Marital Dissatisfaction, Divorce Intervention, Extra Marital, Family therapySpoken Languages:
FarsiMake an Appointment
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The marital relationship is a unique relationship, signifying the merging of two futures and pasts, including differences in values and worldviews. Couples need to identify their individual needs (their identity) and marital needs to balance these needs and confront external stressors and issues stemming from their personal past as they navigate the life cycle, ensuring a healthy passage.
Healthy couples can see each other’s reality and have a positive philosophy about their relationship. In the therapy room, I try to reveal this specific path to individuals and, through cooperation and empathy, empower couples to safely navigate through the complexities of life with minimal damage (for couples who have experienced infidelity and conflict).
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Zahra Asadi Nejad
License number 1271459, authorized by the Organization of Psychology and Counseling of Iran
Education
- PhD(c) in Health Psychology, Azad University, Rudehen Branch
- MS in Family Clinical Psychology, University of Science and Culture
- Bachelor’s of Microbiology, Isfahan University
Therapeutic Approach and professional Field
- Family therapy and couple therapy with schema therapy approach
- Divorce intervention with an integrative approach
- Intervention and recovery from infidelity
- Premarital counseling
Therapeutic background
- Couple therapy and Family therapy since 2019
Educational and research activities
- Instructor of personal development courses for the members of Petrochemical Industries Development Management Company for one year
- Research conductor in the field of coping with midlife crises of married women in marital conflicts
The marital relationship is a unique relationship, signifying the merging of two futures and pasts, including differences in values and worldviews. Couples need to identify their individual needs (their identity) and marital needs to balance these needs and confront external stressors and issues stemming from their personal past as they navigate the life cycle, ensuring a healthy passage.
Healthy couples can see each other’s reality and have a positive philosophy about their relationship. In the therapy room, I try to reveal this specific path to individuals and, through cooperation and empathy, empower couples to safely navigate through the complexities of life with minimal damage (for couples who have experienced infidelity and conflict).
Zahra Asadi Nejad
License number 1271459, authorized by the Organization of Psychology and Counseling of Iran
- PhD(c) in Health Psychology, Azad University, Rudehen Branch
- MS in Family Clinical Psychology, University of Science and Culture
- Bachelor’s of Microbiology, Isfahan University
- Family therapy and couple therapy with schema therapy approach
- Divorce intervention with an integrative approach
- Intervention and recovery from infidelity
- Premarital counseling
- Couple therapy and Family therapy since 2019
- Instructor of personal development courses for the members of Petrochemical Industries Development Management Company for one year
- Research conductor in the field of coping with midlife crises of married women in marital conflicts
