Dr. Faye completed an M.A. in Psychology from the New School for Social Research in 2012. There she engaged in attachment research assessing the impact of the caregiver-child relationship on distress tolerance and emotional functioning across the lifespan. While in New York City she also worked as a therapist at The Renfrew Center, an intensive outpatient eating disorder clinic. Dr. Faye began her doctoral training at Loyola University Maryland in 2014, completing her M.S. in Clinical Psychology in 2016, and her Psy.D. in 2019. During her doctoral work, she trained for two years at the Anxiety and Stress Disorders Institute of Maryland (ASDI) under the guidance of Dr. Sally Winston. Dr. Faye completed the APA-approved internship at the Georgia Tech Counseling Center in 2019. After completing her postdoctoral fellowship with Anxiety Specialists of Atlanta (2019-2020), she started as a Staff Psychologist in 2020. She has engaged in psychoeducational assessment, therapy, and research with clients ranging from childhood to older adulthood in a variety of settings, including community mental health, college counseling, and specialized clinics for the treatment of anxiety and eating disorders.

Dr. Faye is originally from Philadelphia and New York City and has spent time working as a professional musician and ghost tour guide. She uses her creative past to help her clients find unique and interesting ways to engage with their presenting concerns.