Anthony Isacco Ph.D.
Program Director, Professor, Head of Clinical Research
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota | NEW online MS in Clinical Psychology | Program Director, Professor, Head of Clinical Research | aisacco@smumn.edu
The new Master of Science in Clinical Psychology at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is truly one of a kind — the only program in the U.S. that fully integrates Catholic faith and ethics into clinical psychology training. Rooted in the Lasallian Catholic tradition, this program blends rigorous clinical training with a faith-based perspective, emphasizing ethics, spirituality, and holistic well-being. Designed to prepare compassionate, evidence-based mental health professionals, this program helps you align your values with your practice — and better serve your clients.
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Anthony Isacco, PhD is program director, professor, and head of clinical research in the new Catholic faith-integrated MS in Clinical Psychology program at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota. He is a licensed psychologist and is the principal of Puritan Psychological Services, a small private practice focused on helping clergy, seminarians, and women religious live healthy, holy, and happy lives in their vocations. Dr. Isacco is a generalist, with areas of expertise in the psychology of men and masculinity, fatherhood, psychological assessment, and religious/spiritual integration in psychology. He is a Fellow of the St. John Paul II Foundation. He sits on the Advisory Board of Saint Paul Seminary, Diocese of Pittsburgh and the Formation Team of Saint Cyril and Methodius Byzantine Seminary, Eparchy of Pittsburgh. He is a graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville (BA), Boston College (MA), and Loyola University of Chicago (PhD). Dr. Isacco lives in Pittsburgh, PA with his wife and four daughters
