Keep your name, your leaders and your rhythm. Add trained presence and a next step.

Three Voices, One Relationship: Discerning God, the Enemy, and the World

Stop interrogating every spiritual experience. Learn to read where a soul is actually moving — and to trust the God who is already at work in it.

Was that God — or was that just me? It's the question every directee eventually asks, and that can leave even seasoned directors reaching for an answer quickly.

Three Voices, One Relationship: Discerning God, the Enemy, and the World

Was that God — or was that just me? It's the question every directee eventually asks, and that can leave even seasoned directors reaching for an answer quickly.

Accompanying Men: Principles of Effective Spiritual Direction

Five proven principles for reaching men who think they don't have time for God.

Most men do not seek spiritual direction — and many who try it once never return. Fr. John Hopkins has accompanied hundreds of men across decades of pastoral work. In this engaging interview, he shares five principles that transform resistant, skeptical men into committed directees: positivity, challenge, concrete homework, deep questioning, and loving accountability. Whether you are a spiritual director, priest, deacon, or Catholic counselor, this course will change how you see the men you serve.

When God Feels Absent: The Relational Art of Accompanying Spiritual Dryness

Presence is the intervention. Learn how to offer it.

Sooner or later, everyone you accompany hits a wall in prayer, and they arrive frightened that their faith is going with it. In one real 17-minute session, watch a spiritual director accompany a devout woman through that exact crisis without reassuring, fixing, or explaining it away. Learn the relational skills — reflective listening, validation, working with a person's own images — that carry someone through spiritual dryness.

When Fear Becomes Faith: Fr. Groeschel on Childhood Wounds, Trust, and Prophetic Living

Your fear has roots. Your faith can have wings.

What if your difficulty trusting God began long before you understood what trust was? Fr. Benedict Groeschel — one of the most beloved Catholic psychologists of our time — explores the childhood roots of fear, the saints who found their way through, and what it looks like to arrive at genuine surrender. Three lessons. Real tradition.

Your Wound Is Not Your Obstacle: St. Thérèse on Grace, Holiness, and the Little Way

You don't have to be healed to be holy.

Many of us carry the quiet assumption that we need to heal — emotionally, psychologically, spiritually — before we can truly give, truly pray, truly grow. Thérèse of Lisieux never believed this. Fr. Marc Foley, OCD, shows us why she was right, and what her insight means for how we accompany ourselves and others.

Guarding the Gift: Pornography, Gender Differences, and the Restoration of Marital Intimacy

A Catholic Clinical and Pastoral Perspective

What drives pornography use — really? This 1-hour NBCC CE course brings together clinical psychologists and spiritual directors to examine the emotional and relational roots of pornography use, with close attention to how those roots look different in men and women. Grounded in Catholic anthropology and current clinical practice, Guarding the Gift gives counselors and pastoral ministers a framework for accompanying individuals and couples with compassion, precision, and hope.

Beautiful and Holy — Preparing Couples for the Wedding Night

Accompanying the Body, Heart, and Soul Toward Self-Giving Love

Help couples prepare for a wedding night — and a whole married life — that is genuinely beautiful and holy, without freezing when the intimate questions come.

Guarding the Gift: Pornography, Gender Differences, and the Restoration of Marital Intimacy

What drives pornography use — really? This course brings together clinical psychologists and spiritual directors to examine the emotional and relational roots.

What Your Child Isn't Saying: Recognizing Childhood Anxiety, Bullying, and Digital Risk — A Clinical and Catholic Formation Course

Recognizing Childhood Anxiety, Bullying, and Digital Risk — A Clinical and Catholic Formation Course

Ian Masson, LPC, NCC, RPT, Director of the IPS Center at Divine Mercy University, presents clinical warning signs of childhood anxiety across developmental stages — including bullying, digital safety risks, and the role of family relationship and faith community as protective factors.

What Your Child Isn't Saying: Recognizing Childhood Anxiety, Bullying, and Digital Risk — A Clinical and Catholic Formation Course

Clinical Indicators of Childhood Anxiety, Bullying, and Digital Risk — through a Catholic anthropological lens

When Children Grieve: Helping Kids and Families Through the Death of a Loved One

Whether you sit with grieving families professionally or you are simply the adult a child turns to, this course gives you what to say and what to do.

When someone dies, children take in far more than the adults around them realize, and they grieve in ways that look nothing like adult grief.

Made for Love: An Introduction to John Paul II's Theology of the Body for Helping Professionals

The foundation every Catholic counselor and pastoral minister needs to understand the whole person.

The Theology of the Body is not primarily a document about marriage. It is a comprehensive answer to: Who am I? and How do I live? It is rooted in the original dignity of the human body, the wounds of the fall, and the breathtaking destiny that Christ opens for every human person.

The Examined Leader: Character, Trust, and Christian Anthropology at Work

Leadership isn't a technique. It's a life.

Forty years. Remarkable results. One Catholic CEO's conversation on character, trust, and what Christian anthropology actually looks like at work.

More Than Qualified: Women in Leadership through the Lens of Catholic Psychology

Have you ever been invited into a leadership role and wondered: Why me? I'm not qualified for this. You are not alone — and you are almost certainly wrong. In this 15-minute interview-based lesson, Dr. Tammy Tenaglia, Ph.D., shares what she discovered when she joined a Catholic foundation board surrounded by corporate executives: her distinctiveness was the point. Her psychological expertise was exactly what the room needed. Drawing on Catholic anthropology, the science of impostor syndrome, and the spiritual practice of daily self-examination, this lesson equips Catholic women to step into leadership from a place of clarity, confidence, and conviction.

Failure Is Not an Option: Leadership, Decision-Making & Virtue Under Pressure

Leadership is what your character does when control runs out.

An asynchronous, six-lesson formation course that uses six scenes from the film Apollo 13 (1995) — set beside the real April 1970 mission — as a case study in how good decisions get made and good character is revealed when everything is on the line.

The First Person You Lead: Self-Awareness, Servant Leadership, and the Use of Self in the Helping Professions

The best leaders are not the ones with the most impressive résumé. They are the ones who can see themselves clearly.

More Than Qualified: Women in Leadership through the Lens of Catholic Psychology

Have you ever been invited into a leadership role and wondered: Why me? I'm not qualified for this. You are not alone — and you are almost certainly wrong.