This lecture explores narratives of abuse in psychotherapy and examines how culture, power, and the positions of therapists and clients influence the therapeutic process.
Text-Based Intervention and Emotional Distress:
The present study indicates that text-based interventions, such as SMS, can help reduce emotional distress and, particularly for at-risk youth, appear to be more effective than phone calls. This approach can be utilized in prevention programs.
Female Micro-Celebrities on Instagram:
This study investigates how Iranian female micro-celebrities engage with dominant discourses and neoliberal mechanisms through visual narratives and analyzes the psychological impacts on their experiences.
Grieving Experiences During COVID-19:
Research findings suggest that the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated restrictions may have transformed grieving processes and increased the prevalence of unresolved grief.
The Society of Enjoyment and Cultural Effects:
This book examines how the transition to a pleasure-based society has complicated the pursuit of pleasure and, through the analysis of literary and cinematic works, sheds light on the social consequences of changing social orders.
Hegemonic Psychodynamics in Iran:
The present study shows that hegemonic psychodynamics can reinforce feelings of insecurity and instability, affecting social bonds and collective cohesion.
Telemachus and the Absence of the Father:
In the epic narrative, Telemachus faces challenges arising from the violence and injustice of the princes during his father’s absence and embarks on a perilous journey to restore his father and preserve the kingdom.
Anxiety as a Node of the Psyche:
Anxiety is a nexus of the most diverse and critical questions, a puzzle whose solution requires illuminating the entirety of our psychological existence. (Introductory lectures on psychoanalysis, Freud)
The Influence of Instagram on User Experience:
This book examines how Instagram, as an ideological mechanism, shapes the experiences and perceptions of Iranian users and reproduces their subjectivity within the framework of modern capitalism.
Narcissistic and Depressed Behaviors on Social Media:
The study shows that social media, by reinforcing and normalizing certain behaviors, including narcissism and depression, can influence the personality traits of popular users.
