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  • Meghan Fouad, MFT Trainee
    Meghan Fouad, MFT Trainee

    Meghan Fouad
    Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
    Email: mfouad@adventgm.org
    Phone: 408-281-0708 ext. 115

    Professional Background: Meghan Fouad brings a diverse and compassionate background to her role at Advent Group Ministries. She has four years of experience as an elementary school Math and English tutor, two years in customer service as a restaurant host, and internships that have profoundly shaped her career path. Meghan interned at a legal clinic, providing free legal information to incarcerated individuals across the country, and served as a crisis counselor at a domestic violence shelter, where she supported survivors in fostering resilience and achieving their goals.

    Education:
    • B.A. in Psychology, California State University, Chico (2023)
    • M.A. in Clinical Psychology (in progress), Pepperdine University (expected 2025)

    Areas of Interest: While Meghan has not yet specified a particular area of focus, she has a keen interest in substance use, trauma, anxiety, depression, and personality disorders.

    Memberships and Associations:
    • California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
    • Psi Chi (Psychology Honor Society)

    Why Meghan Became a Counselor: Meghan’s journey to becoming a counselor was inspired by her early experiences living overseas in Kuwait, where she witnessed significant wealth disparity and the challenges faced by people from all walks of life. Her desire to help those less fortunate began with volunteering and creating care packages for refugees. As she grew older, Meghan realized she could leverage her strengths through counseling. This realization was solidified during her undergraduate internship at a domestic violence shelter, where she worked with survivors to help them build resilience and reach their goals. Nothing gives Meghan more satisfaction than being part of someone's journey towards achieving their goals.

    Hobbies and Interests: In her free time, Meghan enjoys hiking, camping, traveling, playing board games, scrapbooking, and watching movies with friends.

    Office Hours:
    • Monday: 10 AM - 6 PM
    • Wednesday: 10 AM - 12 PM and 3 PM - 7 PM

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