Mental Health Matters
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Candidate Assessment
Restoring strength and health in the Church since 1977
Candidate Assessment
Ensuring well-grounded, mature candidates for priesthood and religious life
Spiritual Life
Fostering spiritual growth in the healing process, steeped in the Catholic tradition
Residential Programs
Providing in-depth, comprehensive treatment in a communal setting
Outpatient Therapy
Helping clients navigate daily struggles in a safe, supportive environment
Consultation & Evaluation
Offering expert guidance to bishops, major superiors, and other Church leaders worldwide
Continuing Education
Supporting healthy life and ministry with practical, skills-based resources
Caring for those who have spent a lifetime serving others
My residential treatment at SLI and the continuing care visits have made me a better person and therefore a better servant as a Catholic Priest…I finally know what it is like to be at peace…
St. Luke’s helps me to do a better job of self-care, provides healthy coping strategies, and helps me keep my ministry in perspective.
The tools I gained at SLI are priceless.
I found clarity…and tools for learning and practice.
Begin Your Journey
We are headquartered on a 42-acre campus just outside Washington, D.C., with programs in five locations. We provide a sacred space for rest, prayer, and healing.
Our staff of clergy, religious and lay professionals understand, respect and value the vocations of those we serve. Our interdisciplinary team includes psychologists and psychiatrists, licensed clinical social workers, spiritual formators, nurses, a dietician, a physical therapist, and an art therapist.
Staff members work together to identify and treat complex issues, including depression; anxiety; addictions; anger management; stress and burnout; history of trauma; and relationship and boundary issues.