Tibor Daniel Fehér

Tibor Daniel Fehér is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Developmental Psychology at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Károli Gáspár Reformed University. He teaches courses including Developmental Psychology, Personality Psychology, and Psychology of Children with Special Educational Needs.

His educational background includes an MA in Psychology (2016) from Károli Gáspár Reformed University and ongoing doctoral studies in Translational Medicine at Semelweis University, where his dissertation focuses on The Importance of Social Psychoneuroimmunology in Chronic Pancreatitis. He has acquired numerous specialized qualifications including Mentalization-Based Treatment for Adolescents (2023), Rorschach Performance Assessment System training (2022), and certification as a Child and Adolescent Clinical Psychologist from the University of Pécs (2017-2021).

His research bridges developmental psychology with medical applications, particularly in gastroenterology. His publications examine topics ranging from energy drink consumption effects to workplace competence testing and therapeutic communication with depressed patients. His work demonstrates an interdisciplinary approach connecting psychological theory with clinical practice.

• Republic Scholarship from Ministry of Human Resources (2015)

Prof. Fehér serves as subject manager for Developmental Psychology courses and has previously worked as a clinical psychologist at the Kispest Health Institute's Child Mental Hygiene Clinic. He is an active member of both the Hungarian Gastroenterological Society and European Pancreatic Club, reflecting his interdisciplinary research interests that connect psychology with medical fields.