Clinical Content Advisory Council

Clinical Reviewer: Dr. Kate Gliske, Ph.D. (she/her)

Head of Research and Outcomes

Dr. Gliske holds a doctorate in Family Science and a minor in prevention science from the University of Minnesota. She has worked in mental health research for over 15 years on a variety of RCTs and observational studies. She is an expert in applied research, including program evaluation, quality assurance, and quality improvement investigations conducted within treatment settings and has multiple publications exploring the efficacy of virtual IOP for mental health.

From the Library

Articles featuring our Clinical Content Advisory Council

Blurry image of a man holding his head in distress, conveying intense emotional pain or mental fog commonly associated with major depressive episodes.

Depression

Feeling Low for a Long Time? It Might Be Dysthymia, Not Just Depression

Charlie Health Editorial Team

Teenager sitting on a couch with a withdrawn expression, wearing a hooded sweatshirt, suggesting emotional discomfort or early signs of depression.

Depression

Is It Just Sadness, or Could It Be Depression?

Charlie Health Editorial Team

Man wearing glasses, resting his forehead on his hand with a blurred overlay, symbolizing the ongoing mental exhaustion and fog often experienced with chronic depression.

Depression

What Dysthymia Looks Like, According to Therapists

Sarah Fielding