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Virtue-Centered Therapy: Integrating Classical Virtues, Trauma, and Cognitive-Behavioral Science
Catholic Therapist Michael Finnegan invites us to explore how the classic virtues—prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance, faith, hope, and charity—fit naturally within therapy, especially when we understand how trauma and physiology affect the human person.
Coping vs. Healing
Reach out to a Catholic therapist who can help you find ways to cope as you deal with the pain and work toward deep and lasting inner healing.
Living from the Inside Out: How Values & Virtues Define Your Identity, Calling, and Assignments
Catholic Life Coach Mariana Austry encourages us to put our values and virtues into each of the tasks we’re given, it’s how we live faithfully in the small, unseen, ordinary moments that comprise a life of holiness.
The 3 a.m. Wake-Up Call – Hypnosis & Free Will
Catholic Life Coach Suzi Ellington reminds us if you are experiencing negative consequences from poor sleep, please consult with someone to help you.
Grace and Growth: A Catholic Approach to Emotional Healing
A common concern among Christian clients is whether therapy might compete with faith—as if psychological work were a substitute for spiritual grace. Catholic Therapist Michael Finnegan shares his insights.
Coping with Divisions in Your Family
We’ve been a divided society for a very long time. There are ways to cope with divisions in your family.
Taking Your Confession from Good to Great: Using an Unlikely Tool
God wants our whole mind, body, and spirit. Catholic Life Coach Johanna Stamps invites us to take confessions from good to great by using this unlikely tool.
Catholic Marriage Counseling: A New Perspective
Catholic Therapist John Kane gives us a different vision of Catholic marriage counseling; a process not focused on making us doctrinally and morally correct in your marriage but rather relationally integrated.
When is Enough, Enough?
When feelings or cognitions are out of touch with reality, this is the very definition of a mental disorder. The answer is seeking help. A Catholic Therapist can help those struggling.