Engagements

Christina Hull works with organizations, institutions, and professional communities who are ready to go deeper than surface-level wellness conversations.

With over a decade of clinical practice, graduate teaching, curriculum development, and community education across rural communities, she brings both the science and the real-world experience of building systems that actually hold.

Who She Works With

Universities and graduate programs. Nonprofits and community organizations. Behavioral health and healthcare systems. School districts and educational institutions. Social work, counseling, and mental health conferences. Leadership and organizational development teams.

What to Expect

Every engagement begins with understanding your audience, your context, and what you actually need to shift. Christina weaves current research, clinical experience, and grounded storytelling into sessions that leave people with something they can use the next day.

All engagements are delivered virtually. Available formats include keynote presentations, breakout sessions, half-day workshops, full-day intensives, and multi-session learning series.

Signature Topics

Your Nervous System Is Not the Problem. The System Is. Individual nervous system responses are often rational reactions to irrational systems. For organizations and leadership teams ready to move beyond wellness language and into structural understanding.

Parenting Beyond Survival Based on her forthcoming book. What happens when parents are trying to stay present for their children while their own nervous system is fighting to survive. Designed for parenting conferences, family service organizations, and educational institutions.

Trauma-Informed Leadership What leading with a regulated nervous system actually looks like in practice. Science-backed tools for building cultures that retain people and reduce burnout.

The Resilient Educator and Helping Professional For teachers, social workers, and helping professionals navigating vicarious trauma, burnout, and compassion fatigue. Practical, grounded, and honest about the weight of the work.

Nervous System Science for Communities An accessible introduction to how the nervous system shapes the way we relate, regulate, and recover. For community organizations, professional development settings, and general audiences.

Background

Christina has spent over a decade doing this work inside real organizations, classrooms, and communities.

She has built curriculum for K-12 learners in therapeutic day treatment settings, developed and delivered CEU-approved training for mental health professionals, and led statewide initiatives expanding access to trauma-informed care in underserved communities. She has trained and supervised licensed clinicians across Arkansas and Missouri, designed community education programming for survivors of suicide loss, and collaborated with school systems and community partners to build integrated programming that extends beyond a single training event. She serves as Graduate Faculty at Missouri State University and has contributed to regional media conversations on nervous system regulation and behavioral health.

Booking

To bring Christina to your conference, organization, or community, reach out at christina@christinalhull.com with details about your event, audience, and dates. Christina responds to all serious inquiries personally.