Catholic Psychology and Psychotherapy Conference

Catholic Psychology and Psychotherapy Conference.

The Catholic Psychology and Psychotherapy Conference brings together Catholic mental health professionals — psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors, coaches and pastoral workers — for a day of professional and intellectual engagement rooted in a Catholic understanding of the human person.

The conference runs on Saturday 7 November 2026 at St Joseph's Hall, Brompton Oratory, London, and marks the start of sustained collaboration between two organisations working in the same field, for the same people. The day closes with the option to join the Vigil Mass at the Oratory afterwards.

CPPC is co-produced by ICATC and Catholics in Psychology, two organisations working in the same field, for the same people.

The International Catholic Association of Therapy and Coaching (ICATC) is an international association with members across multiple countries. It maintains a directory of vetted Catholic professionals, a principles framework, and a code of ethics, and has held events including a London gathering in October 2025.

Catholics in Psychology (CIP) is a grassroots network founded in 2022 by Samuel Chan and Alys Winstanley, bringing together young Catholic psychologists and mental health advocates across the UK and Ireland. Their first conference, in Dublin in October 2025, opened with Mass.

Tickets: £45 standard, concession available.