Dr. Fadardi is a research full professor at the School of Community and Global Health at Claremont Graduate University. His research focuses on two interrelated areas of motivational and cognitive processes: underlying health-related decisions, and behaviors that signify problems with habitual control, and he has published on the delivery of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) for the treatment of migraines, ADHD, memory difficulties, and depression. He received his PhD in Clinical-Health Psychology from Bangor University (UK), prior to completing two post-doctoral fellowships to conduct research on systematic motivational restructuring and attentional bias retraining among alcohol users. Dr. Fadhardi carries 15 years of experience providing senior supervisory therapy and counseling services, both in university settings and in his own private clinical psychology practice in Iran, treating a wide range of general and complex mental health disorders, including dual-diagnosis alcohol and drug abuse cases. He currently provides short-term consultations to a wide range of immigrant and multicultural psychologists, therapists, and counselors globally and locally, and delivers motivational enhancement assessments and interventions for individuals, couples, and institutions through the use of evidence-based tools and techniques. Dr. Fadhardi provides services in English, Persian, Dari, and conversationally in Arabic.