Michelle Hull (she/her/hers) is a doctoral candidate in Clinical Psychology at the PGSP-Stanford PsyD Consortium with a focus on child, adolescent, and family well-being. She is currently completing her internship at Stanford Children’s Health/Children’s Health Council. Michelle’s clinical approach is grounded in building trust and working alongside clients to create meaningful change. With a strong focus on cultural responsivity, Michelle brings curiosity, respect, and thoughtfulness to her work with individuals from diverse and intersecting identities. Her clinical interests include trauma, attachment injuries, self-harm and suicidality, and youth and families affected by medical illness.

Education

• MS, Clinical Psychology, PGSP-Stanford PsyD Consortium
• MA, Sustainability Science, and Practice, Stanford University
• BA, American Studies, Concentration: Well-being Education, Stanford University

Professional Affiliations

• Society of Pediatric Psychology
• Association for Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies
• American Psychological Association

Awards

• PAU Star Award, Palo Alto University
• Trailblazing Trainee Award Program, Stanford University School of Medicine
• Winner, Child and Adolescent Depression Special Interest
• Group Poster Exposition, Association for Behavioral and Cognitive
• Therapies (ABCT) Conference
• Undergraduate Award of Excellence, Stanford University
• Stanford University Rathbun Fellowship for Religious Encounter,Stanford University

Recent Presentations

• Johnson, A., Donner, M., Hull, M., Cosgrove, V. (2024, November 6-10). The
  Relationship Between Cognitive Abilities and Illness Self-Perception in
  Pediatric Cancer Patients. [Poster Accepted]. 2024 National Academy of
  Neuropsychology (NAB) Annual Meeting. Austin, Texas, United States.
• Hull, M. Johnson, A., Donner, M., Siciliano, S., Fox, H., Macias, M., Borge,
  O., Mahinfallah, A., Cosgrove, V. (2024, August 8-10). Illness Identity and
  Prevalence of Depression. [Poster Presentation]. 2024 American
  Psychological Association (APA) Annual Meeting, Division 54 Society of
  Pediatric Psychology. Seattle, WA, United States.
• Hull, M., Donner, M., Johnson, A., Siciliano, S., Fox, H., Macias, M.,
  Aufderheide-Palk, C., Sidhu, C., Borge, O., Mahinfallah, A., Cosgrove, V.
  (2024, April 25-27). Maladaptive Illness Identity and Parental Perceptions of
  Uncertainty. [Poster Presentation]. 2024 Society of Pediatric Psychology
  Annual Conference (SPPAC). New Orleans, LA, United States.
• Fox, H., Donner, M., Hull, M., Aufderheide-Palk, C., Macias, M., Siciliano, S.,
  Borge, O., Mahinfallah, A., and Cosgrove, V. (2024, April 25-27)
  Chemotherapy and Cognition in Pediatric Cancer. [Poster Presentation]. 2024
  Society of Pediatric Psychology Annual Conference (SPPAC). New Orleans,
  LA, United States.
• Johnson, A., Hull, M., Donner, M., Siciliano, S., Fox, H., Aufderheide-Palk,
  C., Macias, M., Sidhu, C., Cronin, K., Scher, A., Korkeakivi, L., Horkay, C.,
  Borge, O., Mahinfallah, A., Cosgrove, V. (2024, April 25-27). Post-Traumatic
  Stress Symptoms and Illness Identity in Pediatric Cancer Patients. [Poster
  Presentation]. 2024 Society of Pediatric Psychology Annual Conference
  (SPPAC). New Orleans, LA, United States.

Recent Presentations

• Manuscripts under review:
  1. Siciliano, S., Hull, M., Borge, O., Mahinfallah, A., Perry, J., Pearlstein, J.,
  Staudenmaier, P., Hossepian, K., Cosgrove, V.E., (In submission). Social
  Overload: Implications of Social Stress, Identity, and Resilience in Adolescent
  Depression.