Fayez Mahamid

Fayez Mahamid is a Rutherford Fellow at Northumbria University's Center for International Development and concurrently serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology and Counselling at An-Najah National University. His work bridges clinical psychology and international development, focusing on mental health interventions in conflict-affected regions.

Research interests include trauma intervention strategies, group and family therapy approaches, psycho-social rehabilitation in humanitarian contexts, and clinical supervision methods. His work emphasizes culturally adapted mental health interventions and post-conflict community recovery.

Published research covers therapeutic interventions for trauma-affected populations, clinical supervision frameworks, and school counseling approaches. No recent articles are available for analysis of publication trends.

Professional memberships include the Jordan Psychological Association (JPA), American Psychological Association (APA), and Palestinian Syndicate of Psychologists and Social Workers.