Mike Mehrvarz

Specialization: Psychologist
20 years of experience
Workplace: China, Пекин, International Medical Center (IMC-Beijing) / BJIMC
- Specialist at the clinic: Dr. Mike Mehrvarz, Ph.D. (USA) is a psychologist specializing in assessment and treatment of emotional and cognitive difficulties in children and adults.
- He treats most psychological difficulties without the need for medicine, focusing on psychological assessment and treatment approaches.
- His training includes postdoctoral fellowships in Behavior Medicine and Pain Management, plus postdoctoral training in Neuropsychology in the U.S.
- He uses neurofeedback with a newest technology version imported from the USA, and also provides attention training and sensory integration training.
Dr. Mike Mehrvarz, Ph.D., is a specialist at the clinic and a psychologist focused on assessment and treatment of emotional and cognitive difficulties in children and adults. He treats most psychological problems without medicine and combines CBT with neurofeedback training, attention training, and sensory integration training. His U.S. postdoctoral training covers Behavior Medicine, Pain Management, and Neuropsychology, supporting a structured approach to complex cases like ADD/ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, and learning disorders.

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Qualifications

With neurofeedback delivered through a technology he imported from the USA, Dr. Mike Mehrvarz helps children and adults work on attention and cognitive functioning while addressing emotional difficulties. As a specialist at the clinic, he focuses on assessment and treatment for children and adults with emotional and cognitive challenges. His clinical model emphasizes psychological treatment planning and device-assisted neuropsychological assessment rather than relying on medication for most issues. Dr. Mehrvarz has practiced in China for over 20 years and speaks English, Mandarin, Farsi, and conversational Japanese, which supports communication for international families. Across his practice, he works with a broad range of developmental and emotional concerns, including autism spectrum disorders, Asperger, ADD/ADHD, dyslexia and learning disorders, depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. He also provides structured neurofeedback training and attention training, and includes sensory integration training as part of his approach.

Education

U.S. — Master’s degree (year not stated).
U.S. — Ph.D. degree (year not stated).
U.S. — Postdoctoral fellowship in Behavior Medicine (year not stated).
U.S. — Postdoctoral fellowship in Pain Management (year not stated).
U.S. — Postdoctoral training in Neuropsychology (year not stated).

Work experience

Practiced in China for over 20 years (psychologist; dates not stated).

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, Dr. Mehrvarz supports patients with emotional and cognitive difficulties using assessment-led care and structured psychological interventions.

Neurofeedback training for cognitive and attention-related goals.
Attention training.
Sensory integration training.
CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy).
Biofeedback (included in his training areas).

Professional societies and certifications

No certifications are listed for Dr. Mehrvarz on the clinic staff information.

Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

Imported the newest neurofeedback technology version from the USA and currently uses it (timing not specified).

Awards and recognition

No awards are listed for Dr. Mehrvarz on the clinic staff information.

Dr. Mehrvarz consults in English, Mandarin, Farsi, and conversational Japanese, serving international patients who prefer to discuss symptoms in their native or near-native language. His practice is based in China, where he has worked for more than 20 years, and he emphasizes treatment planning that does not typically require medication for most psychological difficulties.