Presence+ · The platform
Six efforts, one anthropology.
Presence+ isn’t one product. It’s six separate efforts — teaching a course, running a parish, publishing a textbook, holding a clinical relationship — that all run on the same model of the person, the Catholic Christian Meta-Model of the Person.
Area 1 · iOS & Android · formerly TruePresence
Presence+ phone application
Where individuals meet the platform daily: the formation feed, the accompaniment relationships (mentor, coach, spiritual director, licensed clinician), outcome measurement, and the CCMMP-grounded library — a rhythm of prayer rather than a feed to scroll.
See it in actionArea 2 · Online certificate programs
Lifelong Learning Institute
DMU's certificate programs — the School of Spiritual Direction (SOSD), Foundations of Advanced Clinical Supervision (FACS), and a growing catalog of Presence+ tracks in parish accompaniment, teacher formation, and coach training. CEUs, competency, and specialized skills rooted in faith and scholarship.
Browse the course catalogArea 3 · Publishing arm
Divine Mercy University Press
The primary literature of the CCMMP — the foundational academic volume and its accessible mini-model, the first intro-psychology textbook built on the CCMMP (Fall 2027), and Dr. Scrofani's case-conceptualization text and workbook.
Support the textbookArea 4 · Consulting & Speakers Bureau
Professional assistance
Two pathways for organizations that want DMU expertise: a Speakers Bureau of faculty and alumni for keynotes, retreats, and formation events; and consultants who help parishes, dioceses, and schools design accompaniment ecosystems, referral protocols, and stepped-care models.
Request a consulting conversationArea 5 · CTRS — disaster response & trauma care
Center for Trauma & Resiliency Studies
CTRS trains Mental Health First Responders through the Green Cross Academy for Traumatology and fields a national response team, led by Dr. Benjamin Keyes, to serve communities in the aftermath of crisis.
Learn about CTRSArea 6 · One platform, four components
Practice management systems
The operational heart: clinical and accompaniment care, daily formation, ministry & mission management, and Mission Vital Signs — four components built to one understanding of the person. Detailed below.
Explore the Clinical & Accompaniment CoreArea 6, up close
Practice management: four components, one model.
The four components cover clinical care, daily formation, the day-to-day running of parishes and campuses, and the measurement leadership relies on — all built to the same CCMMP.
The clinical & accompaniment core
Mentor, coach, spiritual director, and licensed-clinician relationships on one stepped-care model, so a person meets the right helper at the right intensity. Outcome measurement is a feedback loop with the person, not a score about them; clinical data is walled off from operational data at the architecture level.
Explore the Clinical & Accompaniment CoreDaily formation
A daily spotlight — saint, virtue of the week, Mass readings, the Liturgy of the Hours — and a library of courses by Catholic clinicians and faculty. Journals, habits, and goals built for character formation, not streak-chasing.
Ministry & mission management
The everyday tools a parish or Catholic university runs on — adoration sign-ups, ministry rosters, prayer walls, Mass intentions, events, sacramental prep — built so the software honors what the CCMMP claims about the person. The parishioner is not the slot.
Explore Ministry & Mission ManagementMission Vital Signs
A measurement layer for parish and campus leadership on an anti-scorecard premise: three keys — Culture of Prayer, Evangelization, Shared Leadership — plus a North Star for Vision. Every indicator reports Level and Momentum, never a ranking. Each community is its own control.
Why this is one platform, not four.
Each component does recognizable work — scheduling adoration hours, holding clinical relationships, surfacing daily readings, measuring parish vitality. They share one platform because the anthropology has to govern the whole. It is easy to claim a person carries unearned dignity and then build software that quietly contradicts the claim: the parishioner reduced to a slot, the student to a retention metric, the prayer request to a post.
The CCMMP holds together the three things a purely technical system pulls apart — theology, philosophy, and psychology — as one account of the person. A human stays in every judgment AI cannot make; the measurement points at movement, not performance; and the mundane work of running a parish is held to the same understanding of the person as the work of accompanying someone in their healing. They are, after all, the same work.
The research behind the platformSee the platform for yourself.
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