Applying a Catholic Anthropological Framework to the Cognitive Behavioral Model of Mental Health

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The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly 24 (2):281-293 (2024)
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A sound philosophy of the human person is key to any application of modern clinical psychology. Psychological disorder and vice go hand in hand, indicating the need to embrace virtue theory in clinical psychology. Borrowed from the Catholic intellectual tradition, this approach to mental health encourages good habits of the soul as the antidote to psychological struggles. This article aims to demonstrate how the Catholic understanding of the human person aligns well with modern psychology.

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