Convert Photoshop image to EXISTING .pdf

Hello - I searched everywhere for this answer and can't seem to find it.
I want to be able to put an .psd file/.jpg/anything file that I create in Photoshop into an existing .PDF that I have.  In otherwords I have a .pdf template with a blank area for these images and I can't figure out how to do this.  It always seems to throw my image at the bottom on a different page.  I've searched tutorials and I think I am looking in the wrong place. 
Please help!

A PDF template is usually placed in a page layout program such as InDesign, where you can add your Photoshop images on top of it.
Illustrator may have been used to create the PDF file -- and may be able to reopen it for editing.
It is unlikely that you will find success editing or assembling these files in Photoshop or Acrobat.

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