- Moe Molaei is a psychoanalyst graduated from Toronto Psychoanalytic Society & Institute, (TPS&I), also a registered psychotherapist (RP), a member in good standing of Ontario Association of Mental Health Professionals (OAMHP) and International Psychoanalytical Association (IPA).
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- He completed his Master's degree in psychology at Kharazmi University and received his Bachelor's degree in clinical psychology at Allameh Tabatabai University. He has pursued extensive training in "psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy" both in Tehran and in Toronto at Toronto Institute For Contemporary Psychoanalysis (TICP) and Toronto Psychoanalytic Society & Institute (TPS&I).
I offer psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy—treatments that help people gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their relationships, and how they navigate the world.
Psychoanalytic work is based on the idea that much of what motivates us lies outside our conscious awareness. These unconscious impulses and conflicts can influence our thoughts, emotions, and actions in powerful ways. Unlike most other forms of therapy, psychoanalysis seeks lasting change in personality and emotional growth, not just relief from symptoms.
When unconscious conflicts remain unresolved, they can give rise to distress—such as anxiety, depression, or a pervasive sense of dissatisfaction—which may manifest as self-defeating behaviors, strained relationships, or difficulties at work. Through the analytic process, people can explore these hidden dynamics, understand how past relationships shape present experiences, and develop greater self-awareness. This deeper insight opens the way to resolving long-standing problems and fostering more fulfilling connections with oneself and others.
Psychoanalytic work is based on the idea that much of what motivates us lies outside our conscious awareness. These unconscious impulses and conflicts can influence our thoughts, emotions, and actions in powerful ways. Unlike most other forms of therapy, psychoanalysis seeks lasting change in personality and emotional growth, not just relief from symptoms.
When unconscious conflicts remain unresolved, they can give rise to distress—such as anxiety, depression, or a pervasive sense of dissatisfaction—which may manifest as self-defeating behaviors, strained relationships, or difficulties at work. Through the analytic process, people can explore these hidden dynamics, understand how past relationships shape present experiences, and develop greater self-awareness. This deeper insight opens the way to resolving long-standing problems and fostering more fulfilling connections with oneself and others.
Psychoanalysis/ Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (Farsi Videos)
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