About
Dr. Colleen Warnesky
As a Clinical Psychologist with 17 years of experience, I maintain a full-time private practice. I am licensed in the State of California (PSY22352) and earned my doctorate from the California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP) in 2004.
From 2007 to 2012, I served as adjunct faculty at CSPP, supervising first-year doctoral students during their clerkship placements in the Alhambra Unified School District.
I have been actively involved in professional leadership and service. I served on the Los Angeles County Psychological Association Board for 10 years in several roles, including Early Career Representative, Treasurer, Technology Chair, and Convention Chair. I also served on the San Gabriel Valley Psychological Association Board from 2008 to 2013 and contributed to the California Psychological Association as a member of its Convention Committee.
During my time at Northridge Hospital, I was a member of the Bioethics Committee and completed a Behavioral Health Fellowship with the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine in 2018. My time at Northridge Hospital significantly shaped my approach to clinical practice. Working alongside physicians, nurses, and support staff, I gained valuable insight into the demands of healthcare professions and the impact of grief and loss. These experiences deepened my understanding of how to support both patients and the professionals who care for them.At the center of my work is a genuine commitment to helping people navigate challenges and experience meaningful, positive change in their lives.
From 2007 to 2012, I served as adjunct faculty at CSPP, supervising first-year doctoral students during their clerkship placements in the Alhambra Unified School District.
I have been actively involved in professional leadership and service. I served on the Los Angeles County Psychological Association Board for 10 years in several roles, including Early Career Representative, Treasurer, Technology Chair, and Convention Chair. I also served on the San Gabriel Valley Psychological Association Board from 2008 to 2013 and contributed to the California Psychological Association as a member of its Convention Committee.
During my time at Northridge Hospital, I was a member of the Bioethics Committee and completed a Behavioral Health Fellowship with the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine in 2018. My time at Northridge Hospital significantly shaped my approach to clinical practice. Working alongside physicians, nurses, and support staff, I gained valuable insight into the demands of healthcare professions and the impact of grief and loss. These experiences deepened my understanding of how to support both patients and the professionals who care for them.At the center of my work is a genuine commitment to helping people navigate challenges and experience meaningful, positive change in their lives.