
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 | 301 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityHealth & FitnessMental HealthReligion & Spirituality | |||

It's pretty wild: Being Human has reached episode 300. Dr. Greg gathered his friends to celebrate, and the celebration quietly became an example of what this show has been saying all along — being human can't be done alone.
Dr. Greg is joined by Dr... more
Dr. Greg thought the draft was good. A year later, he called it "terrible." That's how a book ends up taking almost ten years to write.
With The Personalist Cure finally launching, Dr. Greg sits down with his good friend Dr. Bryan Violette for a co... more
You've been called lazy. Maybe you've been told you're just bad at your job. But what if that was never the problem at all — what if you've simply been sitting in the wrong seat?
Dr. Greg sits down with his good friend Dr. Bryan Violette to explore... more
Psychology is supposed to be a hard science with clear answers about what's healthy. It isn't — and when the people forming our kids can't say what a human being actually is, even their best work turns into darts thrown in the dark.
Dr. Greg sits d... more
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Dr. Greg’s pod is fantastic for any Catholic (or Christian, really) who may be struggling in any area of their life- and who isn’t? The tone is conversational and approachable while being deeply informative for the general public. Highly recommended!
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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
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A data-driven, faith-informed psychology show that blends Catholic anthropology with clinical insight to help people understand themselves and their relationships. Episodes commonly explore how spirituality, mental health, and everyday life intersect, offering practical exercises, meditations, and mentorship resources. Frequent topics include integrating psychology with Catholic faith, addressing patterns like avoidance, perfectionism, and antisocial traits, and promoting interior freedom through compassionate, faith-centered care. A standout is how theological concepts and clinical practice are woven together into actionable guidance, often with a focus on mentorship and community support for healing and growth.
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8. Father Colin Lomnitzer
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