Magy Martin

Dr. Magy Martin is a Clinical Psychologist with more than three decades of professional experience spanning teaching, curriculum development, and clinical practice. She serves as faculty in Walden University’s doctoral program in clinical psychology. Her research focuses on family dynamics and clinical development, supported by consistent conference participation, a substantial record of peer-reviewed publications, and several authored books. In recognition of her contributions to the field and the university community, she received Walden University’s Faculty Excellence Award in 2018.

Courses Taught

PSYR 8240 - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

CPSY 9000 - Dissertation

Awards / Honors

Faculty Excellence Award, Walden University, 2018

Publications

Martin, M. (2017). A comparison of childhood obesity, technology, exercise and academic habits among urban and suburban students in Ohio. European Scientific Institute

Martin, M. (2016). An evaluation of the relationship between patients’ adult attachment styles of veterans and their level of trust in their physicians at a veteran health care system. European Journal of Business and Socail Sciences

Schneider, T., Martin, M., Martin, D. (2018). A comparison of the effects of sex differences and cohabitation status on parental stress in parents of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. The International Journal of Health, Wellness and Society

Martin, M. (2012). A qualitative study of the role of friendship in late adolescent and young adult heterosexual romantic relationships.

Martin, M. (2012). Career exploration in an Urban High School: Implementing a comprehensive student portfolio program. Journal of Counselor Practice

Martin, M. (2011). Examining a drug treatment program in New Jersey: A perspective from the field. Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly

Martin, M. (2016). Finding Grit: The No-Nonsense Guide for Raising Your Daughter to be Successful in Athletics, School, and Life.

Martin, M. (2015). Online Teaching in Education, Health & Human Services.

Martin, M. (2018). Parental stress and parent-child relationships in recently divorced, custodial mothers. European Journal of Educational Sciences

Martin, M. (2015). Psychological differences in post-institutional, internationally adopted children and other groups of children referred for clinical services. Adoption Quarterly

Martin, M. (2014). Relationship between well-being and perceived wellness in online graduate counselor educations students. Journal for Counselor Preparation and Supervision

Martin, M. (2013). Transforming families: A Guide for Beginning Family Therapists.

Presentations

Martin, M. (2017). A Comparison of Childhood Obestiy among Urban Students.

Martin, M. (2011). Adolescent Depression. NYRC

Martin, M. (2012). Childhood Obesity. OCA

Martin, M. (2010). Developing an Urban School Counseling Program. ACA

Martin, M. (2017). Father Daughter Relationships and Female Athletes. 8th International Conference on Sport & Society

Martin, M. (2011). Identifying and Helping Depressed Child. NyRC

Martin, M. (2014). Obesity in Urban Schools: Childhood Obesity. International Conference on Health, Wellness & Society

Martin, M. (2015). Struggles and Success of an Urban School Counseling Program. ACES

Martin, M. (2013). Treating Childhood Obesity and Depression. OCA