Eric Gudan, Psy.D., HSPP
Dr. Eric Gudan is founder and director of Integritas in Indianapolis. He brings a broad experience as a clinician to address anxiety and depression, is EMDR trained, and has trauma informed training using parts language. 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 chairs the Seminarian Psychology Special Interest Group of the Catholic Psychotherapy Association. He provides vocational assessments for a variety of dioceses and religious orders, as well as the FAA. He and his wife Alison have four children. When not at his children's various artistic and athletic events, he can be found reading or tending the fireplace
Tom Konechnik, M.S., LMHC
Tom Konechnik has a master’s degree in mental health counseling from Marian University and a master’s degree in theology from Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology. He also has certificates in spiritual direction from Saint Meinrad and Benedict Inn including both Ignatian and contemplative orientations. Tom works with adults in individual, couple, and group counseling across a range of mental health challenges. He believes it is important to consider all aspects of the human experience including mind, body, and spirit as it relates to both human and faith formation. He is particularly interested in the integration of religion/spirituality into therapy to the extent that the person desires. Tom is a practicing Catholic, has 2 sons and enjoys running and reading.
Kelly Wilbur, M.S., LMHCA
Kelly Wilbur is a counseling intern currently pursuing a Master of Science in Counseling from Divine Mercy University and a Master of Arts in Systematic Philosophy from Holy Apostles College and Seminary. He works with clients to help them recognize how the suffering they struggle with today often has its roots in their past relationships. His work focuses on providing clients with a new way to experience a relationship that increases their ability to love others, receive love from others, and appreciate their own fundamental goodness. Kelly and his wife have been married for over twenty years and enjoy raising their two children, two toy poodles, and two cats.
Dan Fernando, M.S., LMHCA
Dan Fernando has received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Theology as well as a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Marian University. He works with clients to consider various aspects of themselves and their lives that contribute to their daily experiences. He works to help clients appreciate and accept themselves as well as encourage them to strive for improved health. He primarily uses an Internal Family Systems (IFS) informed approach to therapy, but also draws from other modalities. Dan has experience working with marital issues, OCD, pornography addiction, multicultural issues, and trauma. He currently works with individuals, couples, and adults (18+). Dan also has experience with trauma and is EMDR-trained (EMDRIA-approved). As a practicing Catholic, Dan is also interested in using spiritually integrated therapy to bring healing to body, mind, and soul. Dan and his wife both enjoy working out, sports, and reading.
Jaclyn Stack, M.S.
Jaclyn has a master's degree in Psychology from the University of Indianapolis and is currently a 3rd year student in UIndy's Doctoral Program for Clinical Psychology. She has experience administering various psychodiagnostic assessments and working with high-risk adolescents who struggle with suicidal ideation, self-injurious behaviors, aggression/impulsivity, and more. Jaclyn is currently accepting adult and teen (14+ years) clients seeking in-person individual therapy for anxiety/depression, trauma, bipolar, anger/impulse control concerns, and personality disorders. Jaclyn is a practicing nondenominational Christian who loves plays/musical theatre, cozy computer games, and Star Trek.
Max Dugan, BA
Max is a clinical intern pursuing his Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Divine Mercy University. He received his Bachelor’s degree in History at Christendom College, where he also received a well-rounded education in the Humanities and the Human Person. Before his career as a mental health professional, Max helped disaster survivors and helped form students as a teacher of theology, history, philosophy, and literature, using many of the same books that helped him to convert to the Catholic faith. It is this background as a convert through witnessing the goodness, truth, and beauty and seeing it change the lives of others that informs Max’s counseling, which is focused on finding meaning and purpose even where it may be obscured and helping the client to flourish in mind, body, and soul. Max is interested in working with a wide variety of clients, but has a particular calling to help those who feel a distinct lack of meaning and purpose and desire to find it. Max is a practicing Catholic and enjoys learning about other cultures and history, practicing calisthenics, Sci-Fi and Fantasy, and spending time with his large family in his free time.