Monica Haskell

Monica Haskell is a fourth-year PhD candidate in the Clinical Psychology program at Palo Alto University. She has experience in intervention and assessment for clients across the lifespan and training in an array of settings, including community mental health centers, schools, and nonprofit assessment clinics. She is trained in psychodiagnostic testing for individuals with neurodevelopmental, psychological, and cognitive challenges. Her therapeutic style centers on a collaborative approach and uses modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and narrative-based approaches.

Monica is also actively involved in research through the Choice-making And Computer Technology for Unipolar depression (CACTUs) and Transdiagnostic Intervention (TRAIN) Labs at Palo Alto University. Her research focuses on eating disorder-specific stigma, perceived treatment effectiveness, and improvement of digital psychodiagnostic tools. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Cognitive Science, specializing in the Clinical Aspects of Cognition, from the University of California, San Diego. In her free time, she enjoys playing guitar, crocheting, and reading.