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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.

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Artwork for Being Human

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Dr. Greg explores a stunning new perspective on Our Lady of Guadalupe—the kind that overturns what you thought you knew. This episode dives into the wild, tender, deeply human layers of indigenous prophecy and shows how God works through the messy, u... more

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In this episode, Dr. Greg and Fr. Colin Lomnitzer dive into the real St. Joseph—the man who quietly shaped Jesus' courage, work, identity, and tenderness far more than most people realize. For anyone wrestling with father wounds, questions about masc... more

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Kate LeFaivre shares the night everything changed—going to bed a wife and waking up a widow with eight kids, no warning, and a faith that had to carry her through shock. Dr. Greg and Kate explore what happens when the spiritual life meets real loss, ... more

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The culture tells us to eliminate "toxic people." Jesus tells us to love our enemies. So what does real Christian charity look like when a relationship is painful, chaotic, or constantly draining? In this week's episode, Dr. Greg tackles one of the m... more

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Recent Guests

Father Colin Lomnitzer
A diocesan priest for the Diocese of Bridgeport
Diocese of Bridgeport
Episode: Episode 256: Stop Treating Joseph like a Nativity Prop: Unpacking the Terror of Demons with Fr. Colin Lomnitzer
Kate LeFaivre
A widow and mentor who helps others cope with grief after her husband's sudden death.
Episode: Episode 255: From Wife to Widow and Wife: A Journey of Shock, Faith, and Healing with Kate LeFaivre
Jack Beers
Mentor and graduate of the CatholicPsych training program
CatholicPsych
Episode: Episode 251: Death Can Heal: A Conversation on Grief, Sin, Resurrection, and the Dignity of the Human Person
Father Dave Pivonka
President of Franciscan University of Steubenville
Franciscan University of Steubenville
Episode: Episode 248: The Hard Part About Being Dads and How To Do It Well with Fr. Dave Pivonka
Teresa Violette
Colleague and co-worker, involved in parenting consultations
CatholicPsych Institute
Episode: Episode 245: Why Screens Aren't the Problem: Parenting's Secret Ingredient
Dr. Ray Guarendi
Catholic psychologist, author, and radio host
Episode: Episode 244: Smartphones, Sleepovers, and Setting Standards: A Playbook for Confident Parenting with Dr. Ray Guarendi
Raquel Rose
Founder of The Little Rose Shop, a Catholic product development business.
The Little Rose Shop
Episode: Episode 242: Raising Faithful Kids in a Fallen World: A Conversation with Raquel Rose
Dr. Sean Tobin
Author of 'Big God, Little Devil' and expert in the intersection of psychology and spiritual warfare
Episode: Episode 241: Big God, Little Devil: Rethinking Spiritual Soundbites with Dr. Sean Tobin
Bri Edwards
Author of the book A Thousand Pounds and founder of Lach's Legacy, dedicated to supporting grieving parents.
Lach's Legacy
Episode: Episode 240: The Incorrupt Baby: A Modern-Day Eucharistic Miracle?

Host

Dr. Greg Bottaro
Clinical psychologist and founder of the CatholicPsych Institute, focusing on the integration of Catholic faith and mental health healing.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 666 ratings
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    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

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    4
    Jesus my Saviour!
    United States4 months ago
  • Integration covers the whole person

    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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    5
    dinkedow
    United States4 months ago
  • Clear, honest and logical Catholic psychology

    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…

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    5
    momwifediscioleofchrist
    United States2 years ago
  • From a Catholic mental health professional- this podcast is 💯💯💯

    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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    Listens2YrsB4ReviewingGal
    United States2 years ago
  • N. Walj

    Wonderful podcast. My husband and I listen together in the car. Dr. Bottaro is fantastic.

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    5
    Walj.E
    United States2 years ago

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Overall, the content is seen as enriching and beneficial, particularly for those interested in understanding the connection between mental health and faith.
The podcast is noted for offering practical advice on personal relationships and mental health challenges.
Some feedback highlights concerns about the treatment of certain practices and beliefs discussed in episodes, indicating that not all content resonates with every listener.
Listeners appreciate the compassionate and insightful approach to integrating psychology and Catholic faith.

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Episode 254: Navigating "Toxic" Relationships: Setting Boundaries Without Losing Charity
Q: Could you please go deeper in discussing the impact of familial trauma and not being treated right as a kid?
Bottaro highlights the difficulty of navigating relationships with parents who may exhibit toxic behaviors and emphasizes the importance of self-growth and discernment in these relationships.
Episode 253: You've Changed, Your Family Hasn't, Now What? Learning to Honor Your Growth without Rejecting the People Who Shaped You
Q: What kind of sacrifices did you have to make to jump into the program?
Adrian mentions that it involved selling their house and moving in with in-laws while juggling full-time work and parenting during the course.
Episode 239: Reclaiming Sacred Time: Uncovering the Amazing Story of Black Elk
Q: Who are you?
I'm Deacon Bill White, and I live on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
Episode 240: The Incorrupt Baby: A Modern-Day Eucharistic Miracle?
Q: How does this miracle challenge our understanding of innocence and virtue?
It brings forth discussions about the dignity of children and how God values each life equally, especially amidst the complexities of life and death.
Episode 240: The Incorrupt Baby: A Modern-Day Eucharistic Miracle?
Q: What was the emotional impact of presenting this miraculous story?
Bri felt that it was a story of hope for bereaved parents and remained open to whatever God wants to reveal through it.

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Focusing on the intersection of Catholic faith and mental health, this podcast explores themes of personal growth, grief, and the complexities of relationships. Engaging conversations with experts and relatable anecdotes create a unique environment for listeners to navigate challenges while fostering emotional and spiritual development. The host, a clinical psychologist, emphasizes compassion, integration of faith in therapy, and the importance of community support, offering insights into the non-linear nature of grief and healing. This podcast stands out for its profound discussions on the human experience, encouraging deeper connections with oneself and faith throughout life's challenges.

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1. Father Colin Lomnitzer
2. Kate LeFaivre
3. Jack Beers
4. Father Dave Pivonka
5. Teresa Violette
6. Dr. Ray Guarendi
7. Raquel Rose
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