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Cynthia Thorp is a clinical psychologist specializing in integrative psychotherapy. Dr. Thorp is licensed in Nevada (NV PY0674). She completed her postdoctoral fellowship at the Family and Community Medicine Clinic at UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, assisting adults, couples and families cope with the effects of chronic medical and psychiatric illness. 

She has trained medical students and residents in the fundamental skills of behavioral medicine needed for the practice of clinical medicine. Dr. Thorp has experience working with individuals and families challenged by chronic and acute health conditions such as cancer, HIV, diabetes, obesity, spinal cord injury, chronic pain, and post-traumatic stress related to medical conditions, accidents, and combat. For over 15 years, Dr. Thorp has worked with a culturally diverse population of children, families, and adults in both community mental health, and small group settings where she focused on individual therapy for adults, adolescents, and couples coping with life stressors, and addiction, chronic disese.

Specifically, symptoms related to depression, low self-esteem, body image, divorce, anxiety, addictive disorders, and chronic illness. She is passionate about connecting the relationship between physical health and mental health and utilizes an integrative approach to treatment including cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, narrative, and mindfulness therapies in order to enhance her client’s feelings of purpose, efficacy, control, and general satisfaction with life.