
At the CatholicPsych Institute, we're doing something new when it comes to therapy. In the Being Human podcast, Dr. Greg Bottaro, Founder and Director of the CatholicPsych Institute, shares with you his vision for Catholic therapy and a revolutionary approach that is focused, finally, on what it means to be human.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityMental HealthReligion & SpiritualityHealth & Fitness | |||

"Unless someone notices you, you don't matter." For some people, that's not a passing fear — it's the operating system. In this episode, Dr. Greg opens a new series on histrionic personality patterns, exploring what's really underneath the compulsion... more
Borderline patterns are notoriously hard to treat — but the problem isn't a lack of research. It's that the secular framework approaches healing from a disintegrated view of the person. In this final episode of the series, Dr. Greg explores why lasti... more
Breathing exercises help. But they have a ceiling. For someone whose interior world is constant emotional chaos, no amount of skill-building will reach the level where real healing happens. In this episode, Dr. Greg unpacks what actually transforms b... more
Forgive. Explode. Repeat. That's the cycle — and no matter how much effort goes into the repair, it keeps starting over. In this episode, Dr. Greg explores why genuine healing can't happen inside the cycle itself, what "walking on eggshells" misses a... more
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The free resources offered by Dr. Greg Bottaro/Catholic Psych - this podcast and article are really good, but be warned that interacting directly with his company by trying the Catholic Mentorship Program is not like his podcast. It’s is $1,500-$5,000/month and does not use internal family systems or a sacred Catholic approach. If you question their mentorship approach or give any negative feedback, you may be met with condescension and cruelty as I was. Dr. Bryan, the Chief of Staff, refused to... more
I enjoyed many episodes of the podcast and recommended it to a friend. But after the episode with Deacon Bill, I cannot recommend it because repeatedly complained about people who " have a problem" with certain practices. I thought he also mentioned that he practices smudging. From what i read about it, smudging is not compatible with Catholicism. It is superstitious. Also there seems to some mixture of superstition in his use of incense to clear the air. It is commonly used in New Age this w... more
Dr. Bottaro, you are humbly building a beautiful service. Your integration approach is refreshing and powerful. Thank you for listening to God’s call to transform the world of psychology to truly heal, to bring a sense of wholeness, and to build a pathway to peace for those who are struggling.
As a mother and a high school teacher, I am excited about what this will do to positively impact, specifically, the younger generation who turn to psychology & medicine to answer their needs. Thank you. Th... more
Most episodes I’ve found very helpful in not only my profession working in primary care, but also personally! Highly recommend everyone look into the Catholic Psych Institute for the next step in learning how to really make a powerful difference in people’s lives…
This podcast does a WONDERFUL job of finding the difficult balance of compassion & truth. I love the nuance and sensitivity Dr. Greg brings to issues while staying steadfast and grounded in truth. Thank you for your hard work in growing and educating in the important integration between mental health and relationship with God. Maybe someday you’ll have a job opening I’d be a good fit for 🤪 In the meantime I’ll keep listening and recommending the podcast to others! God bless!
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Exploring the interconnection between mental health and spirituality, the episodes focus on various aspects of personal development through a Catholic lens. Topics range from understanding complex emotional dynamics like codependency and narcissism to practical advice on setting healthy boundaries in relationships. Insightful discussions often involve cultural narratives and psychological principles, connecting traditional Catholic beliefs with contemporary mental health challenges. This unique blend of psychology and faith aims to empower listeners to navigate their challenges while deepening their understanding of the human experience through a spiritual framework.
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