Healing Wounds. Forming Saints. More Christ.

Healing Wounds. Forming Saints. More Christ.

Faith-Integrated Therapy | Telehealth California

Healing Needs God

Transformational

As a former youth minister and psychotherapist, I know that mental illness is never just a clinical problem — it is a spiritual problem. I offer psychotherapy for body and soul.

Catholic Therapy is for people who try to keep Christ at the center of their lives and still find themselves circling the same struggles. I get it, maybe you have prayed for healing time and time again but you feel as if God just doesn’t hear you.

You have not failed—and God has not ignored you. Healing happens in relationship — with Him, and with others.

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Why Faith Belongs in the Therapy Room

77%

Want Faith Addressed

Of patients with religious beliefs say they would like their spiritual concerns addressed in therapy — but most report it never comes up. (Pew Research, 2021)

29%

Less Likely to be Depressed

Regular religious practice associated with significantly lower depression rates across multiple longitudinal studies. (Koenig, King & Carson, 2012)

78%

Say Meaning Is Their #1 Goal

In a Johns Hopkins / NIMH study, 78% of individuals listed "finding purpose and meaning in life" as their primary goal in life.

Faith & Clinical Work — Together.

Most Catholic and Christian clients come in having already tried one of two underwhelming options: a secular therapist who ignored their faith or a spiritual director who was compassionate but couldn't address the clinical dimensions of their wounds.

Neither approach was as transformative as you would have liked.

You need someone who understands both the body and soul. This is what I can provide.

Who is this For?

  • Catholics who take their faith seriously and still struggle

  • Catholics whose relationship with the Church is complicated

  • Christians from other traditions who want theological depth

  • Anyone drawn to meaning, purpose, and something bigger than coping skills

Faith integration is always optional. This is a clinical practice first.

Not a Fit If —

  • You want a therapist to affirm behaviors that contradict your beliefs, or prayer as a substitute for real clinical work.

God wants you to heal. He just wants you to heal in relationship.

If you've been carrying this alone — the same cycles, the same shame, the same distance from God and the people you love — you don't have to keep doing it that way.

There's a different kind of help available. Come find out if this is it.

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