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Michele Stacy Berk, PhD

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Specializes in: Child Psychology

401 Quarry Road Mc 5719
Stanford, CA 94305

(650) 723-5511

Michele Stacy Berk, PhD is a child psychologist in Stanford, CA specializing in child psychology. Michele Stacy Berk, PhD is affiliated with Stanford Medicine Children's Health.

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401 Quarry Road Mc 5719
Stanford, CA 94305

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725 Welch Road
Palo Alto, CA 94304

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In The News

“It's important to validate, rather than criticize, your loved one's strong emotions while also emphasizing that there are safer ways to manage that emotional pain, said Dr. Michele Berk, associate...”—"Why some people intentionally cut, burn or bruise themselves", CNN, October 2024

“"School is a really important window of opportunity to identify kids that are at risk and reach out and try and link them to mental health services if they need it," said Dr. Michele Berk, an...”—"Students' mental health challenges persist -- Bay Area schools are doing something about it", Mercury News, March 2024

“"As of this moment, it's probably the best tool we have," said Michele Berk, a child and adolescent psychologist at Stanford University.”—"'The Best Tool We Have' for Self-Harming and Suicidal Teens", New York Times, August 2022