
The Catholic Psychology and Psychotherapy Conference was held at the Brompton Oratory in London on Saturday 7 November 2026. The conference sold out, with 120 people in attendance.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for a day of thought, professional exchange and community. We hope to continue the work of this conference in the years ahead.
Recordings of some of the talks will be made available. Sign up for recordings updates →
To get in touch or explore how you might be involved, please contact us at team@cppc.org.uk.
Seeing with the whole person: What a Catholic understanding of the human person asks of the helping professions.
Fr Wojciech Giertych OP, Theologian of the Papal Household, on The Hardware and the Software of the Human Person, and Professor Peter Tyler on Practising Psychotherapy and Counselling - The Mystical Turn – each followed by small-group reflection and plenary questions.
An on-stage conversation between Dr Andrew Parker (psychiatrist) and Elisa Alberto (coach), led by Leonor de Escoriaza (psychologist), a presentation from Elizabeth Anscombe (psychotherapist) and Marta Drzewiczewska (psychologist), and a closing panel drawing together psychiatry, psychology, psychotherapy and coaching.
The 6pm Vigil Mass at the Brompton Oratory, with a homily from Fr Wojciech Giertych OP, for delegates who stayed on.
Talks, shared reflection and conversation at the 2026 conference.








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