Zeina Ghoul

Zeina Ghoul, PhD, LPC, is an Adjunct Professor at the Michigan School of Psychology (MSP), where she teaches in the Master of Arts program. Based in Farmington Hills, Michigan, she aligns closely with MSP’s mission of social justice and community engagement.

Her research and clinical work focus on the interplay between sleep and stress, ADHD, emotional regulation, and the mind-body connection. Dr. Ghoul emphasizes self-awareness and growth in her clinical practice, informed by her personal journey with therapy.

At MSP, she values the collaborative spirit among faculty and students. Her teaching philosophy centers on curiosity, learning through mistakes, and seeking support when needed. She is currently reading My Big Toe by Thomas Campbell, which explores reality through a scientific lens.

Dr. Ghoul’s contributions to psychology education and her alignment with MSP’s values highlight her role as a dedicated educator in the field of mental health.