Gerry Crete

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. Gerry Crete, author of Litanies of the Heart, discusses how he integrates Internal Family Systems (IFS) with Catholicism, providing healing for post-traumatic stress and anxiety. He shares stories and vignettes that connect with everyone, not just therapists. The book explores the concept of parts work and how it is compatible with our Catholic faith. They also discuss the challenges of finding a publishing house and the significance of a drawing depicting the human person in understanding metaphysics.

Dr. Paul Vitz, Dr. Gerry Crete, and Mother Natalia discuss the deep connection between psychology and spirituality in healing. They critique individualism, promote community, and emphasize the importance of relationships. The podcast explores integrating psychology and faith, the beauty of wounded healers, and the dangers of self-worship in today's culture.

Dr. Gerry Crete, a licensed marriage and family therapist and founder of Transfiguration Counseling, teams up with Bridget Adams, an IFS-trained coach, to explore the internal conflicts we all face. They dive into the concept of 'parts' within us that influence our actions and thoughts, detailing how these internal voices can lead to struggles with addictions and behaviors we dislike. The conversation emphasizes the importance of integrating these parts for emotional balance, healing, and ultimately, a deeper connection with God and others.

Dr. Gerry Crete, author of Litanies of the Heart, joins Dr. Greg to discuss healing through parts work, litany prayers, and the integration of psychology and Catholic spirituality. They explore the transformative power of EMDR therapy, the importance of body in spiritual practices, and the potential for personal and global transformation through accessing different selves. The conversation highlights the call to be 'missionaries of integration' in order to lead people to healing and an experience of real integration.

Author and inner self expert Dr. Gerry Crete discusses exploring the inner self, parts work, and the complexity of individuals beyond social media. He also reflects on his journey of faith and finding belonging in a Byzantine Catholic church.

Dr. Gerry Crete, a licensed marriage and family therapist, discusses relating with narcissistic family members. Topics include setting boundaries, understanding positive intentions, communicating limits, distinguishing advocacy from oversensitivity, and the impact of narcissism on family dynamics. The podcast also explores radical acceptance, IFS therapy, and the differences between narcissists and sociopaths/psychopaths in empathy.

Peter Martin, a Nebraska psychologist and IFS therapist, Gerry Crete, a licensed marriage therapist and founder of Transfiguration Counseling, and Christian Amalu, a postdoctoral fellow in clinical psychology, engage in a deep conversation about harmonizing Internal Family Systems with Catholic teachings. They discuss how Scripture supports IFS concepts and the potential for inner harmony. They highlight the importance of self-love through Jesus’ parables and emphasize embracing complexity and marginalized voices in faith communities.

In this discussion with Dr. Gerry Crete, a licensed marriage and family therapist and founder of Transfiguration Counseling, listeners explore the complex nature of identity as a cohesive system. They delve into how understanding our interconnectedness can enhance our relationships with God, ourselves, and others. The conversation critiques modern individualism and reclaims the importance of belonging within communities, emphasizing communal spirituality through practices like baptism and Eucharist. Insights into internal systems and their impact on external relationships are also highlighted.

Dr. Gerry Crete, a psychologist and Star Trek aficionado, joins to discuss the intersections of parts work therapy and the beloved sci-fi series. They reflect on how Star Trek's narratives reveal our inner selves and explore leadership lessons from Captain Picard's experiences. The conversation dives into the emotional complexity of films like 'Inside Out,' analyzing their portrayal of identity and emotions. Personal anecdotes and insights into community support bring warmth to the discussion, making for a thought-provoking mix of psychology and pop culture.