Jayson M Brunelle

Jayson M. Brunelle, M.Ed., CAGS, has had an eclectic career. Having worked in the fields of both psychotherapy and education, Mr. Brunelle's unique educational and professional background has enabled him to integrate theoretical frameworks from the distinct, yet inter-related and often overlapping disciplines of Psychology, Philosophy and Theology.

Mr. Brunelle has been invited to speak on a host of topics at various venues, such as colleges and universities, radio talk-shows, parish groups, and so on. He is the founder of "Marian Apostolate Press," which is a Catholic publication apostolate, whose primary purpose is to respond to the Church's call for a "New Evangelization" of our increasingly secularized and anti-Christian culture. Furthermore, as the name implies, Marian Apostolate Press places a particular emphasis on fostering devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Mother of God, the pre-eminent means to the end of Christian discipleship.

Mr. Brunelle holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Philosophy and Theology from Franciscan University; a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Counseling Psychology from Springfield College; and a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS) in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, also from Springfield College. Moreover, Mr. Brunelle successfully completed the Pre-Theology program at St. John's Seminary, School of Theology, located in Brighton, Massachusetts, as a fully-sponsored seminarian and candidate for the Roman Catholic priesthood.

Mr. Brunelle has been published in professional psychological and theological journals and magazines, including the "Homiletic and Pastoral Review" and "Lay Witness," and was invited to present two papers he authored at the 8th International Congress on Constructivism and Psychotherapy held in Bari, Italy.

Mr. Brunelle may be reached at MarianApostolate.outlook.com.