Episode 194: Better Than Global Outreach? An Interview with CPMAP Graduate Jack Beers

Being Human

Go to catholicpsych.com/openhouse to sign up for our Open House event! In today’s episode, Dr. Greg interviews Jack Beers—an amazing husband, father, and graduate of the CPMAP program. They chat about his journey from being a leader in mass evangelization to following his true calling in mentorship. Jack opens up about how the CPMAP program brought him closer to God, strengthened his family connections, and made him even better at what he loves—helping others.

Discussed in this episode:

• Introduction to Jack Beers and his background with Dynamic Catholic;
• Jack’s journey from mass evangelization to personal mentorship;
• The transformative impact of the CPMAP certification on Jack’s life;
• Insights into the challenges Jack faced during the CPMAP program;
• The dramatic shift from mass evangelization to one-on-one accompaniment;
• Jack’s experience in becoming a better husband and father through CPMAP;
• Overcoming Cartesian Dualism through spiritual and psychological integration;
• Jack’s favorite parts and key takeaways from the CPMAP program;
• The role of supervision and mentorship in Jack’s growth as a mentor;
• How CPMAP deepened Jack’s understanding of human dignity and personhood;
• The impact of the CPMAP program on Jack’s professional and personal relationships;
• The significance of embracing vulnerability and openness in personal transformation;
• Jack’s 6-week spiritual bootcamp, RISE, and his current work as a Certified Mentor.

Resources mentioned or relevant:

• Feeling called to help others? Sign up for our Open House event! https://catholicpsych.com/openhouse
• Need help? Schedule a free consultation with Jack Beers to discuss your next best step;
• Check out Jack Beer’s website for additional information and to sign up for RISE: https://www.thecatholicmentor.com/
• Connect with Jack Beers directly on LinkedIn or email ([e-mail]);
• Learn more about our Certification program (CPMAP): CatholicPsych Model of Applied Personalism;
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