Dr. Glafke has been serving as the Coordinator of Counseling Services for the Pontifical North American College in Rome since August 2021. Therefore, he is currently not accepting patients in his private practice in the U.S. Dr. Glafke can be contacted however to discuss possible consultations on matters related to human formation of seminarians, priests, and men and women religious. His specializations include providing therapy to seminarians, clergy, adn religious, exploring and implementing integrated Catholic psychotherapeutic methodologies, assessment of candidates for seminary and religious life, as well as clinical consultation regarding difficult cases regarding potential problematic cognitive, emotional, and behavioral issues among the clergy.
Dr. Eric Gudan received his Doctorate in Psychology from the Institute for the Psychological Sciences and has provided therapy for over fifteen years. He brings a broad experience as a clinician to address anxiety and depression, is EMDR trained, and has trauma informed training using parts language. He has worked extensively and presented professionally on strategies for men struggling with sexual compulsivity, specializing in pornography addiction. Throughout his clinical work, he has specialized in the integration of the science of psychology and the truths of the Catholic faith, utilizing sound therapeutic techniques from the perspective of the richness of the Christian tradition. He has presented at the national meetings of the Society for Personality Assessment and the Catholic Psychotherapy Association regarding a variety of assessment and psychotherapeutic issues. He has experience with comprehensive, multimodal personality assessment batteries, including vocational assessments for several dioceses and religious orders.