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The Journal of the Catholic Psychotherapy Association
Editors: Jesse Fox, PhD, Stetson University, Robert Kugelmann, PhD, University of Dallas, and Milo Milburn, PhD, Franciscan University of Steubenville
ISSN: 28330889
Volume 3, 2025
Issues Per Year: 4
Volume 3, 2025
Issues Per Year: 4
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Integratus, the Journal of the Catholic Psychotherapy Association, will publish professional, peer-reviewed scholarship that integrates mental health sciences and Catholic thought. Integratus will be a resource for mental health professionals, Catholic clergy, men and women religious, pastoral ministers, lay ministers, and the broader public. The journal will provide scholarship that informs and is informed by clinical practice, with a commitment to the full breadth and depth of the Catholic tradition and to the Magisterium, the teaching authority of the Church.
Drawing on the rich psychological resources of the Catholic intellectual and spiritual traditions, Integratus will publish interdisciplinary scholarship from various mental health fields (e.g., psychology, counseling, social work, marriage and family therapy, counselor education, psychiatry). It will focus on integrating varying degrees of Catholic spirituality, anthropology, and human formation to make innovative contributions to psychological theory, research, and practice.
Drawing on the rich psychological resources of the Catholic intellectual and spiritual traditions, Integratus will publish interdisciplinary scholarship from various mental health fields (e.g., psychology, counseling, social work, marriage and family therapy, counselor education, psychiatry). It will focus on integrating varying degrees of Catholic spirituality, anthropology, and human formation to make innovative contributions to psychological theory, research, and practice.
