Tele-Psycho-Spiritual Therapy offers a rigorous and timely account of what holistic care requires in a digital age. Moving beyond standard discussions of telehealth, this book argues that psycho-spiritual therapy is not simply psychotherapy delivered online, but a distinct clinical and ethical modality that must hold together psychological suffering, existential meaning, spiritual struggle, and technological mediation. Drawing from clinical theory, telehealth ethics, spiritual integration, and a strong Catholic theological framework, Joyzy Pius Egunjobi explores the emergence of digital sacred space, the demands of privacy and documentation, the formation of clinicians through supervision, and the profound challenges raised by artificial intelligence in therapeutic and spiritual care. Scholarly yet practical, this volume is written for therapists, pastoral counselors, chaplains, spiritual caregivers, students, and scholars seeking a disciplined and humane approach to care across the screen.