...Parusha Moradi began her studies in clinical psychology and after receiving her bachelor’s degree, she completed her master’s degree in clinical psychology at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences with a GPA of 19.08 and the title of “Brilliant Talent”. She is currently a PhD candidate in clinical psychology at Iran University of Medical Sciences and in hospitals and medical centers affiliated with the university, specializing in assessment, intervention, and psychotherapy of adults.
Moradi has a background as an assistant in two national mental health projects and as a visiting professor at various universities and educational institutions. In addition to individual therapy, she also works as a couple therapist and is a lecturer and supervisor of treatment and psychology trainees in the field of clinical education.
Since 2011, she has been regularly participating in seminars and weekly supervision with Dr. José Luis Valls (psychoanalyst, member of IPA); This path has included clinical work, theoretical study, and case analysis. She has also attended numerous specialized workshops in Iran and online with international professors, and is currently in a Lacanian training course with Espace Analytique.
In the field of research, she has published a peer-reviewed article on aging, cognitive functions, and mental health, and is the author of the chapter “Eating Disorders in Iran” in a book published by Springer. She has also contributed to the translation of the book “Cognitive Analytical Therapy” (Arjmand Publishing).
Her professional interests include contemporary psychoanalysis, transference and countertransference processes, trauma, personality disorders, therapeutic relationships, couple therapy, attachment theory, and the link between psychoanalytic theory and clinical practice.
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