Outpatient therapy is conducted by our staff of competent and experienced licensed psychologists, social workers, and professional counselors who understand the values and concerns of Catholic clergy, religious, and laypeople.

Individual Psychotherapy

Regular individual therapy sessions with a licensed therapist address both short-term needs and more complex struggles. Individual therapy begins with an initial interview to review and assess the client’s concerns. At the conclusion of the evaluative interview(s), a treatment plan is developed that assists the client in defining and achieving their goal(s). Clients may be referred for comprehensive evaluations, ancillary and/or more intensive treatment services if necessary.

Group Psychotherapy

Group therapy with other clients, facilitated by a therapist, provides a supportive environment for making change. It can be a potent venue for change, growth, and healing. It is a safe environment where a person is allowed and encouraged to be their authentic self. It provides a valuable opportunity to hear and incorporate objective feedback about how they are perceived, and to learn healthier and more optimal ways of relating.

Addictions and recovery	Financial distress
Anxiety and stress management	Grief and loss
Adult ADHD	Integration of spirituality, sexuality, and mental health
Body image and eating issues	Relationships and boundaries
Burnout	Self-esteem
Childhood abuse and adult trauma	Transitions, including retirement or job loss
Depression and other mood disorders

Outpatient therapy services are offered at all of our locations: Caritas Counseling (Silver Spring and Towson/Baltimore, Maryland), Saint Luke Center (Louisville, Kentucky), and St. Luke’s Centre (Manchester, UK).