Anna Seifi Fath, M.A. is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalytic psychotherapist whose professional path has been shaped by a deep commitment to psychoanalytic thinking and practice. Over the past fourteen years, she has completed comprehensive training in classical psychoanalysis at the Freudian Group of Tehran and has continued her professional development through advanced programs in psychoanalytic psychotherapy and couples therapy under the supervision of instructors from Iran, the United States, and the Argentine Psychoanalytic Association. Anna’s ongoing work is grounded in continuous personal analysis and both individual and group supervision, which have supported her clinical growth and deepened her understanding of the therapeutic process. Drawing from classical and contemporary psychoanalysis, she integrates relational and intersubjective perspectives into her clinical work. Over the past five years, her focus has expanded toward relational psychoanalysis and intersubjective approaches, and in collaboration with two colleagues, she has co-translated two books in these fields into Persian. Her clinical experience includes participation in long-term analytic group therapy as well as specialized training in addiction psychotherapy at the Iranian National Center for Addiction Studies. She has also worked with trauma survivors, particularly women affected by sexual violence and PTSD, using contemporary integrative methods such as ACT and EMDR.