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.
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 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.
Believing in God’s love for you, enjoying the affirmation and love received from others, appreciating all you have, and learning to love yourself are four keys to finding true happiness.
Catholic Therapist Sammie Babbie shares a personal story of how persistent prayer is life-changing and healing.
We learn so much from the Book of Tobit…about God’s love for us, about angelic intervention, about trust, and about prayer.
Catholic Therapist Rachel Gardner encourages us to embrace hope in your family relationships because this influences how we show us for each other.
Maybe you or someone you know lives in a state in their head too much. Catholic Therapist Kolbe Young explains there is a better way to emotional healing.
You might be thinking, “I’m trying to surrender. I’ve sought help, leaned into support, and done my best to carry this cross.” Catholic Therapist Kolbe Young explains we may need to “offer it up” in order to flourish as God intended for us to do.
The book of Philippians contains a formula for peace. Look here for inspiration whenever you’re feeling fear, anxiety, or depressed.
How can you work through your feelings to a good resolution without falling into the gossip trap? Allison Ricciardi, LHMC shares some ways to discern.
As we eagerly await the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, promised at Fatima, each of us must take the initiative to get it started right now, in our hearts, in our homes and in our communities.
If you have ever been confused about why a man who seems so Catholic is not leading you toward a healthy relationship, you are not alone. Catholic Therapist Dana Nygaard helps others establish good marriage foundations.
Deciding to be happy is a mindset that looks for the good in every situation and is determined to find ways to make the best of any circumstance.
Allison Ricciardi, LMHC explains we are beginning a special new year in 2025, a “Jubilee year,” and specifically a year proclaimed as the year of hope.
Catholic Therapist Sheila Hynes explains when couples learn that they have a very specific role to fulfill as a husband or wife, as laid out in the Bible, they can begin to experience an understanding of God’s design for marriage.
When finding ourselves in conflict and division, we need to put on the mind of Christ and follow His way—the way of humility, charity, and forgiveness.
Allison Ricciardi LMHC reminds us to pray for those who hurt you…because God loves them and this acts helps you release any anger or hurts you’re feeling.