Services
Dr. Paszkiewicz offers a unique integration of clinical, contemplative, pastoral, and educational services grounded in decades of interdisciplinary training and practice. Whether you are seeking care, mentorship, guidance, or collaboration, you will find in Joshua a companion who honors the whole person — body, mind, and spirit.
Entering the Depths:
The mind is not a machine to be fixed, but a mystery to be met. In my work, I accompany individuals and communities into the depths of their own lived experience — that vast inner ocean from which thoughts, emotions, identities, and longings arise.
Often, we seek help not because something is “wrong,” but because something has become too quiet, too loud, or too far away to touch clearly. Therapy, spiritual direction, and contemplative companionship are not always about change — sometimes they are about learning how to sit with what is, until what is reveals its own intelligence.
My work supports those who long to live more authentically, relate more meaningfully, and navigate the sacred territory of their lives with curiosity, care, and reverence.
The mind is not a machine to be fixed, but a mystery to be met. In my work, I accompany individuals and communities into the depths of their own lived experience — that vast inner ocean from which thoughts, emotions, identities, and longings arise.
Often, we seek help not because something is “wrong,” but because something has become too quiet, too loud, or too far away to touch clearly. Therapy, spiritual direction, and contemplative companionship are not always about change — sometimes they are about learning how to sit with what is, until what is reveals its own intelligence.
My work supports those who long to live more authentically, relate more meaningfully, and navigate the sacred territory of their lives with curiosity, care, and reverence.
"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will control your life, and you will call it fate."
~ C.G. Jung
Psychotherapy & Pastoral Counseling
Depth Work for Those Seeking Meaning, Wholeness, and Integration
I specialize in working with diverse adults across the lifespan who find themselves asking deeper questions — about self, purpose, suffering, and what lies beneath the surface of everyday life.
Whether you’re navigating depression or anxiety, grief or guilt, spiritual crisis or identity shifts, my role is not to prescribe answers, but to accompany you as we make meaning of your story together. My clinical and pastoral orientation is informed by psychodynamic, transpersonal, and mindfulness-based traditions, as well as years of lived monastic practice.
Areas of Focus Include:
Depth Work for Those Seeking Meaning, Wholeness, and Integration
I specialize in working with diverse adults across the lifespan who find themselves asking deeper questions — about self, purpose, suffering, and what lies beneath the surface of everyday life.
Whether you’re navigating depression or anxiety, grief or guilt, spiritual crisis or identity shifts, my role is not to prescribe answers, but to accompany you as we make meaning of your story together. My clinical and pastoral orientation is informed by psychodynamic, transpersonal, and mindfulness-based traditions, as well as years of lived monastic practice.
Areas of Focus Include:
- Psychodynamic Psychotherapy & Depth Counseling
- Spiritual Crisis, Identity, and Discernment
- Grief, Shame, and Life Transitions
- Relational Issues and Pre-Marital Counseling
- Voice Dialogue and Dream Work
- Integration of Contemplative Practices
“You know, people come to therapy really for a blessing. Not so much to fix what’s broken, but to get what’s broken blessed.”
— James Hillman
Contemplative Direction & Interspiritual Mentorship
For Seekers, Practitioners, and Those Between Traditions
Spirituality is the architecture of depth — the inner framework through which we relate to mystery. I offer guidance and companionship for individuals who are navigating spiritual paths that are evolving, plural, emergent, or unclassifiable.
Drawing on decades of lived experience across traditions — Buddhist, Christian, yogic, and interfaith — I serve as a guide to those who are wrestling with inherited beliefs, integrating transpersonal experience, or longing for a sense of sacred belonging beyond institutional religion.
This work is open to:
Coaching, Consulting & Supervision
Guidance for Professionals, Caregivers, and Communities
I provide reflective consultation, coaching, and supervision for those in caregiving, educational, or leadership roles — therapists, chaplains, nurses, clergy, and others who live in the tension between vocation and vulnerability.
This work may include:
Teaching, Speaking & Retreats
Embodied Wisdom, Lived Inquiry
From academic settings to contemplative communities, I offer keynote talks, guest lectures, workshops, and retreat leadership on topics such as:
Ritual & Sacramental Ministry
Weddings, Funerals, Blessings, and Sacred Rites
As a priest and bishop, I offer sacramental and ceremonial ministry with deep care for the beauty, integrity, and spiritual intention of the rite. All services are inclusive and tailored to your beliefs, background, and story.
Martial Arts & Embodied Practice
Moving Meditation, Discipline, and Transformation
For those seeking an embodied spiritual path, I offer private instruction and workshops that integrate traditional martial arts with mindfulness and contemplative awareness. This is not fitness for performance — it is discipline for the heart and mind.
Let’s Begin
You don’t need to know exactly what you need to begin. Many people start with a conversation. If you’re curious whether our work together might be a good fit, reach out.
For Seekers, Practitioners, and Those Between Traditions
Spirituality is the architecture of depth — the inner framework through which we relate to mystery. I offer guidance and companionship for individuals who are navigating spiritual paths that are evolving, plural, emergent, or unclassifiable.
Drawing on decades of lived experience across traditions — Buddhist, Christian, yogic, and interfaith — I serve as a guide to those who are wrestling with inherited beliefs, integrating transpersonal experience, or longing for a sense of sacred belonging beyond institutional religion.
This work is open to:
- Individuals in spiritual direction or formation
- Zen and meditation practitioners
- Former clergy or deconstructing religious professionals
- Interspiritual seekers and wanderers
Coaching, Consulting & Supervision
Guidance for Professionals, Caregivers, and Communities
I provide reflective consultation, coaching, and supervision for those in caregiving, educational, or leadership roles — therapists, chaplains, nurses, clergy, and others who live in the tension between vocation and vulnerability.
This work may include:
- Clinical and pastoral supervision
- Work/life integration coaching
- Burnout prevention and resilience cultivation
- Ethical discernment and boundaries of care
- Spiritual and professional development
Teaching, Speaking & Retreats
Embodied Wisdom, Lived Inquiry
From academic settings to contemplative communities, I offer keynote talks, guest lectures, workshops, and retreat leadership on topics such as:
- Zen and Christian Mysticism
- The Psychology of the Sacred
- Trauma and Spiritual Care
- Contemplative Ethics for Helping Professionals
- The Practice of Blessing and Presence
Ritual & Sacramental Ministry
Weddings, Funerals, Blessings, and Sacred Rites
As a priest and bishop, I offer sacramental and ceremonial ministry with deep care for the beauty, integrity, and spiritual intention of the rite. All services are inclusive and tailored to your beliefs, background, and story.
Martial Arts & Embodied Practice
Moving Meditation, Discipline, and Transformation
For those seeking an embodied spiritual path, I offer private instruction and workshops that integrate traditional martial arts with mindfulness and contemplative awareness. This is not fitness for performance — it is discipline for the heart and mind.
Let’s Begin
You don’t need to know exactly what you need to begin. Many people start with a conversation. If you’re curious whether our work together might be a good fit, reach out.
“The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I change.”
— Carl Rogers