Zeinab Azimi
Degree:
PhD in PsychologyUniversity:
University of TehranField:
Individual Adult Psychotherapy ,Emotion Focused Couple Therapist, Emotion Focused Therapist, Emotion Dysregulation, Interpersonal Conflicts, Parenting, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Marital Dissatisfaction, Premarital, Sexual Minority, Psychosomatic Symptoms, Life Coach, Occupational CounselingSpoken Languages:
FarsiMake an Appointment
Me and therapy room
My focus in the therapy room is to create a safe space where clients can discuss their concerns openly, without fear of judgment, and gain a deeper understanding of their issues. Since our psychological wounds often stem from interactions with significant people in our lives, my aim in therapy is to offer a different type of interaction. Through the therapist’s safe responses to the client’s experiences and the internalization of these reactions, previous wounds can be addressed, allowing room for growth and change. Another key focus in the therapy room is exploring emotional needs, working toward better responses to these needs, and enhancing the client’s resilience. Ultimately, the goal is for the client to develop a healthier sense of self.
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Dr. Zeinab Azimi
License number 6476, authorized by the Organization of Psychology and Counseling of Iran
Education
- PhD in Educational Psychology, Tehran University
- MS in Clinical Psychology, Tabriz University
- Bachelor’s of Clinical Psychology, Allame Tabatabaei University
Therapeutic Approach and professional Field
- Couple and adult therapy with the Emotionally Focused Therapy approach
Therapeutic background
- Couple and Adult Therapy since 2015
Educational and research activities
- Visiting Professor
- Supervisor and educational associate at the Iranian Institute of Emotion-Focused Therapy
- Conducted Depression Prevention workshops for the Ministry of Cooperatives
- Conducted workshops for Tehran Municipality (Traffic Psychology, Negative Emotions Management in Driving, Participatory Citizen Training)
- Conducted specialized life skills workshops for University of Science and Technology
- Author of more than 22 scientific research articles in reputable journals and 10 international conferences
- Translated 3 books: “Emotion-Focused Therapy for Depression”, “Cognitive Behavioral Interventions to Improve the Quality of Life at the End of Life”, “Neuropsychology of Art”
My focus in the therapy room is to create a safe space where clients can discuss their concerns openly, without fear of judgment, and gain a deeper understanding of their issues. Since our psychological wounds often stem from interactions with significant people in our lives, my aim in therapy is to offer a different type of interaction. Through the therapist’s safe responses to the client’s experiences and the internalization of these reactions, previous wounds can be addressed, allowing room for growth and change. Another key focus in the therapy room is exploring emotional needs, working toward better responses to these needs, and enhancing the client’s resilience. Ultimately, the goal is for the client to develop a healthier sense of self.
Dr. Zeinab Azimi
License number 6476, authorized by the Organization of Psychology and Counseling of Iran
- PhD in Educational Psychology, Tehran University
- MS in Clinical Psychology, Tabriz University
- Bachelor’s of Clinical Psychology, Allame Tabatabaei University
- Couple and adult therapy with the Emotionally Focused Therapy approach
- Couple and Adult Therapy since 2015
- Visiting Professor
- Supervisor and educational associate at the Iranian Institute of Emotion-Focused Therapy
- Conducted Depression Prevention workshops for the Ministry of Cooperatives
- Conducted workshops for Tehran Municipality (Traffic Psychology, Negative Emotions Management in Driving, Participatory Citizen Training)
- Conducted specialized life skills workshops for University of Science and Technology
- Author of more than 22 scientific research articles in reputable journals and 10 international conferences
- Translated 3 books: “Emotion-Focused Therapy for Depression”, “Cognitive Behavioral Interventions to Improve the Quality of Life at the End of Life”, “Neuropsychology of Art”
