Stephanie Zepeda, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology at OLLU-Houston, delivered a strong interview recently on the Guadalupe Radio Network.
Questioned by host Wyatt Goolsby on the “Catholic Lunch Break,” Dr. Zepeda provided informative and insightful answers to a range of questions about her Catholic education and work as a marriage and family therapist.
To watch the interview: https://youtu.be/UmK5fOZuAWs?si=0FtM7fIyHiWfRibO
Join Stephanie Zepeda, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology at OLLU-Houston, for “Catholic Lunch Break” today from noon – 1 p.m. on the Guadalupe Radio Network.
Hosted by Wyatt Goolsby, tune in to Station AM 1430 or stream online at GRN-Online.com for an insightful discussion. Don’t miss it!
Recent media coverage that brought attention to OLLU:
On April 2, an Apple podcast featuring OLLU-Houston professor Stephanie Zepeda discussing “Couples Financial Therapy”:
On April 2, a story in Hunt Scanlon media about former OLLU Dean William Brownsberger becoming president of Saint Martin’s University:
Stephanie Zepeda, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology and Program Director at OLLU-Houston, was a featured expert in a New York Times article about couples and financial matters.
The article, “Ask These 11 Money Things Before Moving In With Your Partner,” was published on Dec. 11 and updated on Dec. 31, 2023.
On Jan. 24, the writer, Anna Sale, cited Dr. Zepeda in a National Public Radio interview on the same topic.
The OLLU-Houston MFT faculty, under the Direction of Stephanie Zepeda, PhD, recently held its Sixth Annual Life Changing Conversations Conference for postmodern, social constructionist thinkers to share their work and generate new ideas.
On June 9 and 10, presenters led workshops on a range of topics, such as “Always Adapting: Children of Immigrant Parents” and “Effective Therapy from a Collaborative-Dialogical Lens.”
Presenters included former and current students and faculty from the San Antonio and Houston campuses and out-of-state therapists. Debbie Healy, PsyD, Professor of Psychology, delivered the keynote. Stephanie Zepeda, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology, and Adriana Gil-Wilkerson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Psychology, delivered an Ethics presentation.
