ABOUT CC-SIP FORMATION
Formation for Whole-Person Care
The Elijah Institute provides professional continuing education designed to equip clinicians and care providers to engage the whole person—biological, psychological, social/relational, spiritual, and moral—in clinically responsible, evidence-informed ways.
Rooted in a Catholic understanding of the human person, our courses are accessible across diverse clinical and care settings.
Our Approach
Not Addition — Transformation
Rather than simply adding spirituality onto existing models, our formation is designed to transform how care is understood and delivered.
Participants learn to:
- Integrate spiritual and moral dimensions into clinical practice with clarity and ethical responsibility
- Strengthen discernment in spiritually integrated interventions
- Engage both suffering and human flourishing within a whole-person framework
- Navigate complex cases with greater coherence across domains
Who It’s For
Our CE programs are designed for:
- Licensed mental health professionals (LPC, LMFT, LCSW, Psychologists)
- Pre-licensed clinicians and graduate students
- Chaplains and pastoral care providers
- School counselors and care coordinators
- Ministry leaders engaging mental health needs
Accreditation & Quality
NBCC: The 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.
BCC.ACP: Elijah Institute's continuing education supports the unique vocational and professional demands of chaplaincy. Our courses engage the spiritual, psychological, moral, and relational dimensions of human experience—areas central to compassionate, ethical spiritual care in healthcare, ministry, and community settings. In alignment with BCCI/APC Maintenance of Certification guidelines
Our courses are developed in alignment with:
- Evidence-informed clinical practices
- Professional ethical standards
- Competency-based learning objectives
Each course includes:
- Clearly defined learning objectives
- Video-based instruction
- Supporting materials and resources
- CE credit documentation
Learning Format
Our courses are delivered through a flexible, asynchronous format:
- On-demand video modules
- Self-paced learning
- Integrated assessments
- Designed for working professionals
Course Pathways
Level 1: Foundations of Catholic Christian Spiritually Integration Psychotherapy
Introduction to the integration of psychological science and spiritual understanding within a coherent framework.
Level 2: Clinical Integration (In Development)
Advanced application of spiritually integrated care, including assessment, case conceptualization, and intervention.
Level 3: Leadership & Supervision (Coming Soon)
Training for leaders and supervisors guiding others in whole-person, integrated care.
Connected Vision
This work is part of a broader ecosystem:
- Formation — Training clinicians
- Accompanied™ — Care coordination and support
- Community Integration — Schools, parishes, and ministries
Together, these efforts advance whole-person healing and human flourishing.
Integrating the Examen and Mindfulness in Secular Substance
Whether you’re a clinician, program director, or donor supporting mental health initiatives, this resource helps you:
- Improve client outcomes with a low-cost, high-impact intervention.
- Expand your therapeutic toolkit with a practice backed by emerging research.
- Strengthen whole-person recovery programs with a scalable, inclusive approach.
- Make informed decisions about funding, implementing, or supporting spiritually integrated care.
- See the measurable value of connecting emotional, psychological, and spiritual healing in SUD treatment.