Mohamad Amin Nimroozi

Doctor

Mohammad Amin Nimroozi Clinical Psychologist | Founder & CEO of RavanGap | Digital Mental Health Innovator | Researcher I’m a psychologist, researcher, and entrepreneur passionate about bridging the gap between psychology and technology. As the founder and CEO of RavanGap, a knowledge-based company in Iran, my mission is to make mental health services more accessible, intelligent, and data-driven for everyone — anywhere, anytime. Through RavanGap, I’ve been developing a comprehensive digital platform that empowers psychologists to run their own online clinics with integrated tools for video counseling, psychological testing, electronic health records, and AI-based data analysis. I believe that every psychologist deserves a digital clinic — one that’s efficient, affordable, and designed to make therapy more human, not less. 🎯 Vision & Mission My professional vision is to combine evidence-based psychology with cutting-edge technology to transform how people access and experience mental health support. At RavanGap, we’re building smart systems that understand users through data, help clinicians make better decisions, and personalize therapy through AI-driven insights. During the COVID-19 pandemic, my team and I designed the Corona-Phobia Assessment, a psychometric tool that helped both clinicians and the public understand the psychological effects of the crisis. That experience deepened my belief that digital psychology can — and should — play a crucial role in public mental health. 🧠 Academic & Research Background I am a member of Iran’s National Elites Foundation in the field of psychology and have focused my research on digital behavior, gaming psychology, and emotional intelligence among adolescents. Some of my studies explore how online gaming affects aggression, addiction tendencies, and identity formation in teenagers — such as the paper “A Comparison of Social Intelligence, Gender Identity, Aggression, and Addiction Tendency in Adolescents Addicted to GTA Online vs. Typical Adolescents”, co-authored with Dr. Ali-Mohammad Rezaei. Alongside research, I have also translated psychology-related works into Persian, including “A Parent’s Guide to Video Games” — a resource designed to help families understand the psychological and social effects of gaming on children. 💡 Professional Work & Innovation Developed RavanGap, a secure and scalable telepsychology platform integrating video consultation, psychometric testing, appointment scheduling, and AI-based data analysis. Presented RavanGap’s innovations in national health-tech exhibitions and events. Designed the Corona-Phobia Test as part of research on pandemic-related anxiety and coping. 📚 Publications & Projects (Selected) Corona-Phobia Test: Development and Psychometric Validation — Journal of Psychometrics (Iran). A Comparison of Social Intelligence and Aggression in Teen Gamers — Civilica, 2019. Translator (with Sara Golshan): A Parent’s Guide to Video Games — Ketabe Novin Publishing, 2020. Lead Researcher: Digital Clinics and the Future of AI-Driven Therapy — Health Innovation Forum. 🌍 Philosophy & Approach I believe the future of mental health care lies at the intersection of human connection and intelligent design. Technology should amplify empathy — not diminish it. My focus is on creating platforms that are ethical, evidence-based, and culturally sensitive, helping both therapists and clients grow through accessible psychological support. My work at RavanGap continues to evolve around three principles: Accessibility – Mental health for everyone, regardless of geography. Intelligence – Data-driven, adaptive, and AI-enhanced therapy. Empathy – Keeping the human soul at the heart of every interaction.