Integratus
Journal Committee Members
Anthony Isacco, PhD, Chatham University (Chair)
Jennifer Madere, MA, Intuitus Group
Daniel Roberson, MS, Edify Mental Health
Larry G. Freeney, PhD, Rejoice Counseling Apostolate
Richard Meeker, LISW-S, Independent Practice, Ohio District 5 Area on Aging
Milo Milburn, PhD. Franciscan University of Steubenville
Jonathan Alvarado (student representative), Franciscan University Stubenville
Co-editors of Integratus
Jesse Fox, PhD, Stetson University, (leave of absence summer 2024)
Robert Kugelmann, PhD, University of Dallas
Milo Milburn, PhD, Franciscan University of Steubenville, (interim co-editor summer 2024)
Associate editors
Rev. James Burns, PhD, St. Mary’s University of Minnesota
Lisa Colangelo Fischer, PhD, ABPP, Creighton University
Keith Houde, PhD, Ave Maria University
Stephanie Swales, PhD, University of Dallas
Integratus:
The Journal of the Catholic Psychotherapy Association
The CPA Journal Committee has worked since 2020 toward forming a scholarly academic journal that will both serve as an avenue for growth and promotion of the work of members of the Catholic Psychotherapy Association and serve as a resource to clinicians, educators, ecclesial and lay persons. Integratus is among those areas supported by the Called to be Saints fundraising campaign. Click here to learn more about this effort and to offer your financial contribution in support of our mission.
Why is an academic journal important?
Accreditation of graduate and continuing education programs for mental health professionals requires instructors/presenters to reference recent literature that has been published in a peer-reviewed format such as a scholarly journal. Academic professionals, clinicians and students can likewise grow their career and contribute to the formation of fellow and future mental health professionals by submitting and reviewing work to be published in this journal. Thus, formation and publication of this journal is essential to the present and future existence and availability of solid Catholic mental health services.
Journal News
Integratus: Editors’ Choice Award Winner
Integratus: Inaugural Editors’ Choice Award Winners
Integratus – “Rapid Response” Call for Manuscript Submissions: Professional Ethics
Integratus – Special Call for Manuscript Submissions: Deliverance & Exorcism Ministry and Psychology
Integratus – Special Call for Manuscript Submissions: Case Studies of Catholic Psychotherapy
Integratus – Special Call for Manuscript Submissions: Forgiveness
Integratus – Special Call for Manuscript Submissions: Legacy & Contributions of Dr. Conrad W. Baars
Integratus – Special Call for Manuscript Submissions: Roman Catholic Seminarians, Men and Women in Religious Formation
Mission
Integratus will publish professional, peer-reviewed scholarship that integrates mental health sciences and Catholic thought. In addition to mental health professionals, Integratus will be a resource for Catholic clergy, men and women religious, pastoral ministers, lay ministers, and the broader public.
Aim of this journal is to harvest the untapped, rich psychological resources of the Catholic intellectual and spiritual traditions and offer them to the mental health fields to make innovative contributions to psychological theory, research, and practice. Integratus provides scholarship that informs and is informed by clinical practice, with a commitment to the full breadth and depth of the Catholic tradition and to the Magisterium, the teaching authority of the Church.
Scope
Integratus will publish interdisciplinary scholarship from various mental health fields (e.g., psychology, counseling, social work, marriage and family therapy, counselor education, psychiatry) focused on integrating varying degrees of Catholic spirituality, anthropology, and human formation.