Over 50 Million Americans Struggle with Mental Health 15% Are Catholic
Transform Your Practice with Catholic Christian Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy
The Crisis
Over 50 Million Americans Struggle with Mental Illness—15% of Them Are Catholic. That's Over 7.5 Million Catholics in Need of Faith-Informed Mental Health Support.
Are you ready to make a difference in their lives? The Elijah Institute offers specialized training for mental health professionals to integrate Catholic spirituality with evidence-based psychotherapy, empowering you to meet the unique spiritual and psychological needs of Catholic clients. Learn to navigate complex issues like faith, identity, trauma, and mental health, while providing holistic care that honors both the mind and the soul.
The Call
Unlock a New Level of Healing and Growth for Your Clients
The Elijah Institute offers a one-of-a-kind certification program in Catholic Christian Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy (CC-SIP). Designed to help you master the integration of spiritual and psychological care, our program equips you with the tools needed to foster holistic healing.
By enrolling in our courses, you will:
- Develop a nuanced understanding of Catholic anthropology and how it applies to therapy.
- Enhance your clinical decision-making with faith-informed insights.
- Learn practical techniques to help clients navigate spiritual struggles.
The Transformation
The Elijah Institute Experience: What You Will Gain
- Transformative Skills: Learn how to blend therapeutic techniques with spiritual care to foster healing that honors the whole person.
- Deeper Client Connections: Become a trusted guide in your clients’ spiritual and psychological journeys.
- A Unique, Faith-Based Perspective: Apply Catholic values to modern psychotherapy, addressing not only mental health but also spiritual well-being.
Continuing Education Provider
Elijah Institute has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7719. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Elijah Institute is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
