Clinical Assistant Professor, UNC Department of Psychiatry
Staff Psychologist, Raleigh TEACCH Center
Education:
B.S., Psychology / Special Education, Green Valley State University
M.Ed., Curriculum and Instruction, North Carolina State University
Ph.D., School Psychology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Psychology Internship, University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Postdoctoral Fellowship, the University of North Carolina, Carolina Institute for Developmental Disabilities
Discipline:
Clinical Psychologist
Summary Statement:
Karen Hall is a psychologist at the Raleigh TEACCH Center and a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at UNC. Karen specializes in the identification of neurodevelopmental differences and conducts diagnostic evaluations for autism spectrum disorder. In addition to her diagnostic work, she co-leads skill-based groups for school-aged children. While Karen enjoys working with individuals across the lifespan, she has a particular interest in supporting early learners and school-aged populations with success in their everyday environments, including at home and in the classroom. Karen is also a former educator and has extensive experience teaching and coaching teachers. She enjoys working with parents and other professionals to identify and implement strengths-based approaches based on an individual’s learning style.
