Kevin Boyd Hull

Kevin Boyd Hull is an Assistant Professor of Counseling at the School of Behavioral Sciences, Liberty University. He specializes in play therapy for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), families, and young adults, integrating psychodynamic (Jungian) and Biblical wellness approaches. Dr. Hull operates Hull and Associates, P.A., a multidisciplinary counseling practice, and has authored books and chapters on play therapy, video games as therapeutic tools, and ASD treatment.

• Doctor of Philosophy, Professional Counseling (2010)
• Masters of Arts, Professional Counseling (1999)
• Bachelor of Arts, Psychology (1995)

His research focuses on play therapy innovations, including teleplay interventions for neurodiverse teens, video game-based therapy, and play therapy in prison settings. Publications emphasize blending technology with therapeutic frameworks and spiritual integration in mental health.

Dr. Hull teaches courses such as Counseling Adolescents and Their Families, Counselor Professional Identity, and Practicum/Internship programs.