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Thomas G. Plante

Augustin Cardinal Bea SJ University Professor

Santa Clara University

Affiliations

Ignatian Center

Jesuit School of Theology

Markkula Center for Applied Ethics

Thomas G. Plante is currently serving as an Ignatian Center Augustin Cardinal Bea SJ University Professor at Santa Clara University.

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Santa Clara University

Augustin Cardinal Bea SJ University Professor

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psychology religion mental health psychology of religion religious studies behavioral sciences spirituality public health health psychology sociology of religion counseling psychology stress (biology) physical activity social psychology sexual abuse exercise science clinical psychology scientific study of religion well-being psychological assessment stress management religiosity psychological trauma applied psychology religious research community psychology sexual assault religious faith questionnaire religious faith college students physical exercise santa clara strength applied social psychology educational psychology meditation psychosocial issues religious pluralism psychosocial research sexual crime sexual offending behavioral health sport psychology interfaith student success roman catholic church psychological health psychological benefits professional psychology catholic church family psychology psychiatric research contemporary islam interpersonal violence sexual behavior positive psychology exercise rehabilitation compassion fatigue successful applicants roman catholic priests mind-body interventions addiction treatment behavioral medicine stem cell transplantation religious symbol juvenile delinquency occupational health psychology sexual violence social-emotional development sexual identity psychosocial determinants therapeutic relationship ethical issues construct validity physiological stress responsivity aerobic exercise compassion development psychological screening health care chaplaincy

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Randomized Controlled Trial Assessing the Psychological Benefits of a Daily Examen-Based Practice. Journal of Religion and Health (2025)

Thomas G. PlanteDavid B. FeldmanJacqueline GeAnthony Cortese

public healthrandomized controlled trialspsychological assessmentclinical trialspsychological benefitsdaily examen-based practicehealth sciencespsychology

Potential Mental Disorder Symptoms in the Prophet Elijah: An Exegetical and Psychological Analysis of Selected Episodes From 1 Kings 18–19. Journal of Religion and Health (2025)

Dariusz IwańskiThomas G Plante

mental healthpsychiatric disordersreligious studiespsychological analysisprophet elijahpsychological traumareligionpsychologypsychology of religion

A Clinical Trial of the Examen and Mindfulness Within a Secular Substance Use Disorder Treatment Program. Journal of Addictions & Offender Counseling (2024)

Christopher M. BuenrostroThomas G. Plante

substance use disordersmental healthsubstance useaddiction treatmentaddictionsubstance abusemindfulnessbehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviors

Advising Discerning College Students About Psychotherapist Career Options: Unpacking the Alphabet Soup of Graduate Training and Licensure. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Thomas Plante

college studentseducationpsychotherapist career optionsgraduate training

Dealing With Divisiveness: Ignatian Principles for Better Relationships. Pastoral Psychology (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

better relationshipsignatian principlespsychologysocial psychology

Religious and Spiritual Communities Must Adapt or Die: Surviving and Thriving During Challenging Contemporary Times. Religions (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

contemporary timescommunity resilienceresiliencereligious studiesspiritual communitiesreligion

Spirituality, Religion, Health, and Professional Psychology. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

spiritualityreligionhealth sciencesprofessional psychology

What Professional Psychotherapy Practice Can Learn From the Jesuits: Introducing Ignatian Spirituality Informed Therapy (I-Sit).. Spirituality in Clinical Practice (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

professional psychotherapy practicespiritualityignatian spiritualityindividual therapypsychology

Work is Religion and Religion is Work in Silicon Valley. Politics Religion & Ideology (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

political behaviorreligious studiespolitical culturereligious pluralismpolitical sciencepolitical sociologysociologysociology of religionreligionpoliticsideology

Ethical Considerations in Working With Roman Catholic Seminarians and Men and Women in Religious Formation. Integratus (2023)

Thomas G. Plante

religious formationethicsreligious studiesroman catholic seminariansethical considerations

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Thomas G. Plante

Augustin Cardinal Bea SJ University Professor

Santa Clara University

Affiliations

Ignatian Center

Jesuit School of Theology

Markkula Center for Applied Ethics

Thomas G. Plante is currently serving as an Ignatian Center Augustin Cardinal Bea SJ University Professor at Santa Clara University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Thomas G. Plante

Santa Clara University

Augustin Cardinal Bea SJ University Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Randomized Controlled Trial Assessing the Psychological Benefits of a Daily Examen-Based Practice. Journal of Religion and Health (2025)

Thomas G. PlanteDavid B. FeldmanJacqueline GeAnthony Cortese

public healthrandomized controlled trialspsychological assessmentclinical trialspsychological benefitsdaily examen-based practicehealth sciencespsychology

Potential Mental Disorder Symptoms in the Prophet Elijah: An Exegetical and Psychological Analysis of Selected Episodes From 1 Kings 18–19. Journal of Religion and Health (2025)

Dariusz IwańskiThomas G Plante

mental healthpsychiatric disordersreligious studiespsychological analysisprophet elijahpsychological traumareligionpsychologypsychology of religion

A Clinical Trial of the Examen and Mindfulness Within a Secular Substance Use Disorder Treatment Program. Journal of Addictions & Offender Counseling (2024)

Christopher M. BuenrostroThomas G. Plante

substance use disordersmental healthsubstance useaddiction treatmentaddictionsubstance abusemindfulnessbehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviors

Advising Discerning College Students About Psychotherapist Career Options: Unpacking the Alphabet Soup of Graduate Training and Licensure. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Thomas Plante

college studentseducationpsychotherapist career optionsgraduate training

Dealing With Divisiveness: Ignatian Principles for Better Relationships. Pastoral Psychology (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

better relationshipsignatian principlespsychologysocial psychology

Religious and Spiritual Communities Must Adapt or Die: Surviving and Thriving During Challenging Contemporary Times. Religions (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

contemporary timescommunity resilienceresiliencereligious studiesspiritual communitiesreligion

Spirituality, Religion, Health, and Professional Psychology. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

spiritualityreligionhealth sciencesprofessional psychology

What Professional Psychotherapy Practice Can Learn From the Jesuits: Introducing Ignatian Spirituality Informed Therapy (I-Sit).. Spirituality in Clinical Practice (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

professional psychotherapy practicespiritualityignatian spiritualityindividual therapypsychology

Work is Religion and Religion is Work in Silicon Valley. Politics Religion & Ideology (2024)

Thomas G. Plante

political behaviorreligious studiespolitical culturereligious pluralismpolitical sciencepolitical sociologysociologysociology of religionreligionpoliticsideology

Ethical Considerations in Working With Roman Catholic Seminarians and Men and Women in Religious Formation. Integratus (2023)

Thomas G. Plante

religious formationethicsreligious studiesroman catholic seminariansethical considerations

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