These therapists are either faithful Catholics themselves or have specific training in Catholic anthropology, Theology of the Body, or faith-integrated therapy. This directory is growing — submit your practice to be included.
PhD, Licensed Psychologist
Tampa, Florida · Telehealth Available
AnxietyDepressionMarriageTheology of the Body
Integrates Catholic anthropology with evidence-based CBT and ACT. Specializes in helping Catholics navigate anxiety, scrupulosity, and marriage challenges.
✓ Telehealth available across Florida
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PsyD, Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Dallas, Texas · Telehealth Available
TraumaSSAIdentityMen's Issues
Trained in Courage apostolate principles and the theology of same-sex attraction. Works with men and women navigating questions of sexual identity in light of the Catholic faith.
✓ Telehealth available nationwide
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LCSW, Certified Addictions Counselor
Chicago, Illinois · In-Person
AddictionGriefFamily12-Step Integration
Specializes in addiction recovery with a Catholic 12-step integration model. Works with individuals and families affected by alcoholism, drug addiction, and compulsive behaviors.
In-person sessions in Chicago area
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PhD & MA, Marriage & Family Therapists
Alexandria, Virginia · Telehealth Available
MarriageNFPInfertilityYouth
Husband and wife team specializing in Catholic marriage preparation, enrichment, and crisis intervention. Deep familiarity with NFP, infertility grief, and Theology of the Body.
✓ Telehealth available in VA, MD, DC
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MA Counseling Psychology, Spiritual Director
Los Angeles, California · Telehealth Available
Spiritual DirectionScrupulosityDiscernmentAnxiety
Priest with graduate training in counseling psychology. Offers spiritual direction with psychological awareness. Specializes in scrupulosity and discernment of vocation.
✓ Telehealth spiritual direction nationwide
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LPC, EMDR Certified
Columbus, Ohio · Telehealth Available
TraumaEMDRGriefAdolescents
EMDR-certified therapist specializing in trauma and grief with Catholic young adults and adolescents. Understands the unique pressures facing young Catholics in today's culture.
✓ Telehealth available in Ohio
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Not all therapists who call themselves "Christian" or "Catholic" approach therapy the same way. Here's what to look for — and ask about — when finding the right fit.
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Licensed & Credentialed
Always verify that a therapist holds a valid state license (LPC, LCSW, PsyD, PhD, LMFT). Faith integration does not substitute for professional training.
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Ask About Their Approach
Ask directly: "How do you integrate your faith into your work?" Good answers describe specific methods. Red flags: vague answers or dismissing the question.
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Faithful to Church Teaching
A Catholic therapist should work within — not against — Church teaching on human sexuality, marriage, and dignity. Ask if needed.
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The Right Fit Takes Time
It sometimes takes 2–3 therapists before finding the right match. This is normal and does not mean therapy doesn't work. Trust the process.
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Telehealth is Real Therapy
Telehealth therapy is as effective as in-person for most conditions. It dramatically expands your options, especially in areas with few Catholic therapists.
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Prayer + Therapy Together
Spiritual direction and therapy are complementary, not competing. Many Catholics benefit from both simultaneously — a therapist for the mind, a director for the soul.