Codina Haselmayer Fayed

Codina Haselmayer Fayed, PhD, LMFT, AAMFT-S, is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLUSA), located in Moye Hall, Room 402. Their academic work aligns closely with the university’s mission, emphasizing strength-based and postmodern approaches to family systems therapy. Dr. Fayed holds certifications as an AAMFT-approved supervisor and is licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT).

Education:

• PhD in Human Development and Family Sciences with a specialization in Couple and Family Therapy, The Ohio State University
• Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy, Syracuse University
• Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Syracuse University

Research & Clinical Focus: Dr. Fayed’s expertise includes family systems theory, infidelity, betrayal trauma, and intergenerational patterns. Their work emphasizes practical application through peer-reviewed publications and clinical supervision. They actively present research at national/international conferences and collaborate with global experts in systemic therapy.

Teaching & Mentorship: A dedicated pedagogue, Dr. Fayed employs diverse teaching methods to accommodate varied learning styles. They supervise master’s and doctoral students in clinical practice, fostering skills in strength-based therapy and systemic understanding. Their clinical practice spans over a decade, serving diverse populations in individual, couple, and family therapy.

Community Engagement:

• Conducts workshops and provides CEUs for therapists across North America and Europe (e.g., Canada, Ukraine, Austria, Germany, Romania).
• Volunteers in clinical supervision for international therapists.