Dr. Peter Martin

Dr. Peter Martin, a clinical psychologist and level one trained IFS therapist, discusses the profound connections between attachment theory and spirituality. He explores how early experiences shape perceptions of God, impacting spiritual health and personal relationships. Dr. Martin emphasizes the importance of integrated human formation through a Christ-centered lens. He introduces tools like the Level of Attachment Security in Spiritual Relationships (LASSR) for fostering self-love and emotional well-being. Prepare for insights that intertwine psychology with deep Catholic understanding.

Join Dr. Gerry Crete, a licensed marriage and family therapist, and Dr. Peter Martin, a licensed psychologist, as they dive into the depths of the inmost self. They explore the intersection of spiritual traditions and psychological frameworks, revealing the core of human identity. Discover how understanding one's innermost self enriches relationships with God and others. They also discuss the transformative potential of Internal Family Systems therapy in spiritual contexts, weaving together theological insights with practical applications for emotional and spiritual well-being.

Dr. Peter Martin, a clinical psychologist from the Immaculate Heart of Mary Counseling Center, delves into Internal Evangelization Therapy. He emphasizes loving ourselves to bring our inner parts closer to God, using insights from attachment theory. The discussion highlights the importance of compassion for one's 'lost sheep,' and the role of spiritual intercessors. Dr. Martin explores how emotional dynamics impact faith and encourages listeners to avoid spiritual bypassing. He offers practical strategies for fostering self-awareness and embracing divine love.

Peter Martin, a psychologist and expert in attachment theory, joins Marion Moreland, a certified Internal Family Systems therapist, to dive deep into the six essential attachment needs we all share: safety, recognition, love, and more. They discuss how our internal parts experience these needs and the varying attachment styles that manifest within us. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding these dynamics in fostering emotional stability and healthy relationships. Listeners are also guided through an experiential exercise to connect with their inner selves.

Join Dr. Peter Martin, an IFS-trained psychologist, Dr. Gerry Crete, a licensed marriage and family therapist, and Dr. Christian Amalu, a scholar bridging research and clinical practice. They delve into the intersection of Internal Family Systems and Catholicism, addressing whether God is a safe figure for healing. The guests explore how different parts can hold varied images of God, discuss the complexities of self-love amidst internal conflicts, and tackle the implications of parts on morality. Insightful perspectives await!