Dr. Charlise Thorn, Psy.D.

Charlise Thorn, Psy.D. is a Psychological Associate working under the supervision of Debra Halliday, Psy.D. (CA PSY 23206). Dr. Thorn’s psychotherapy practice is rooted in an integrative approach, focusing on areas such as anxiety, depression, relationship issues, women’s issues, life transitions,and mind-body wellness. She values working with a diverse range of clients, from young adults to the elderly. Her sessions are collaborative and unique to each individual, with a deep respect for the therapeutic relationship. Charlise employs various therapeutic approaches, including Client-Centered Therapy, DBT, CBT, and mindfulness techniques.

“Charlise's approach recognizes the value inherent in each individual while creating a supportive and respectful environment for therapy.”

Expertise

Charlise employs a range of therapeutic methods, ensuring a holistic approach to mental health. Her expertise encompasses:

Anxiety and Depression
Relationship Issues
Women’s Issues
Life Transitions
Mind-Body Wellness

Capabilities

In her practice, Charlise is known for her ability to create a safe and collaborative space for growth. She emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship, viewing it as a privilege to witness and support her clients’ growth through different life stages. Her approach is client-centered,focusing on individual needs and fostering personal development.

Experience

Having significant experience with the healing arts profession as a acupuncturist with over 25 years of experience, Dr. Thorn transitioned into the world of human emotions and psychotherapy. Her professional experience is thus multifaceted, encompassing both individual and group therapy. She co-leads bi-monthly Telehealth group therapy sessions with insight and compassion, fostering a supportive space where members share and connect through mindfulness techniques. from her initial intake consultation throughout the therapeutic journey, Dr. Thorn focuses on the unique and individual needs of each of her clients to help them set clear therapy goals and develop pathways for them to achieve them.