Charlene is the owner of Psychic's Thyme Book
Store and Learning
Char
has been psychic since childhood and in 1985 attended a Shirley MacLaine
seminar in Boston where she learned about her gifts and how to use them.
In 1986 Charlene joined Plymouth Spiritualist Church where she was
trained as a spiritual medium by Rev. Ron Skowronski and in 1988 she
became the assistant to the pastor and served there until 1990.
Her training continued in 1993 while she studied
under High Priestess Deb Guite in her coven, The Sisters of the Willow
Moon. Two years later Char received her High Priestess title and hived
off to start the Lodge of Isis. Char's own group has hived off more than
three spiritual groups.
Char is
well known in her field. She has taught Tarot, Psychic Development and
Meditation at Greece Community Education and from 1997-2000 she appeared
more than half a dozen times on Channels with Stan Monroe when she was
asked to assist in investigative reports about hauntings in the
Rochester area. She also was featured as a psychic reader on the WBee,
Warm 101 and since that time has been a guest speaker and lecturer at
local area psychic fairs, Monroe Community College, Rochester Institute
of Technology, and featured several times on Rnews. Char is a founder of
NEC of WICCA and currently serves as co-chairperson of Paths of the Old
Ways: Pagan Outreach Center in the Village Gate. Char continues to guide
people spiritually and performs Weddings, Handfastings, Wiccanings, and
Funerary services to the Greater Rochester Spiritual Community.
Psychic's Thyme opened in 1996 and since that time
has grown exponentially. Char continues to teach at the shop and has
added more classes and events over the last ten years. Her shop has
hosted more than 20 psychic fairs and Char herself has participated in
and/or coordinated more than 50 psychic fairs in the last 11 years. Her
shop has appeared in New Age Retailer magazine and also was featured in
a 30minute segment on Rochester on Demand, Channel 111.
As the shop... and Char, enter a second decade of
business, public education, and service to the community, Charlene
continues to look for ways to improve customer service, expand already
existing programs and to search for new ideas for classes, exciting
events, and new products to offer her clientele.

