About this Event
You’re Invited for breakfast and a lecture!
Join us for a compelling lecture on The Catholic Christian Meta-Model of the Person: An Integrated Approach to Healing.
As mental health professionals, we navigate the intersection of faith and clinical practice, seeking frameworks that honor both psychological science and the rich spiritual traditions of our clients. This lecture will explore the Catholic Christian Meta-Model of the Person, offering a holistic, integrative perspective that supports true healing.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This breakfast and event is designed for Catholic mental health practitioners, including therapists, counselors, psychologists, and pastoral care providers, who seek to deepen their understanding of faith-informed clinical work.
Come engage in meaningful discussion and discover how this model can enrich your practice.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Fr. Matt Lowry is a dedicated Catholic priest with a passion for guiding young adults in faith and formation. He serves as the Chaplain and Associate Director of the Holy Trinity Newman Center at Northern Arizona University, where he has ministered to college students for over a decade.
Ordained in 2008 for the Diocese of Phoenix, Fr. Matt has a heart for evangelization, spiritual direction, and walking with others on their journey toward Christ. His ministry focuses on fostering authentic discipleship, integrating faith into daily life, and equipping young adults with the tools to navigate today’s challenges through a Catholic worldview.
Known for his warm and engaging presence, Fr. Matt frequently speaks on faith, discernment, and the integration of psychology and spirituality in personal healing and growth. He is currently enrolled to become a licensed professional counselor at Divine Mercy Univesity, and is chaplain on the board for CTA.
ABOUT Catholic Therapists Arizona (CTA)
Formerly Catholic Mental Health Practitioners (CMHP)
CTA is a community dedicated to supporting therapists who seek to integrate their Catholic faith with their clinical practice. We believe that healing is both a psychological and spiritual journey, and we strive to equip therapists with the knowledge, resources, and fellowship necessary to provide compassionate, faith-informed mental health care.
CTA offers resources, training, and fellowship to help therapists integrate Catholic anthropology, ethics, and spiritual formation into their work while upholding the highest standards of clinical excellence. Together, we seek to be faithful witnesses of Christ’s healing love in the mental health field.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix, 400 East Monroe Street, Phoenix, United States
USD 23.18
