My professional journey in psychosomatics and psychoanalysis began in 2006, when I co-founded the Raieen Counselling Centre in Isfahan to provide counselling, psychotherapy, and professional training. Through collaboration with Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, I attended three summer schools on psychosomatics at the University of Freiburg in Germany, which shaped my early approach to supporting patients and families. In 2011, I began collaborating with Professor Alister Cunningham in Toronto, assisting him in group therapy courses for cancer patients—work that I continued until the COVID-19 pandemic and have since maintained online. A year later, I attended a workshop led by Professor Horst Kächele, which marked my first significant encounter with psychoanalysis and redirected my focus toward this field. Since starting my PhD in 2017, I have dedicated myself entirely to psychoanalysis through structured training at Roozbeh Hospital in Tehran, courses with international analysts, and a comprehensive Freud-reading program. I began personal therapy in 2016 and have consistently worked under individual and group supervision for my clinical cases. Since 2018, I have practised analytic therapy with psychosomatic and individual patients, and since 2020, I have expanded into analytic couple therapy. Alongside my clinical work, I teach psychoanalysis, present papers on philosophy and culture, and continue to develop my expertise in both French and English to access a wider range of psychoanalytic