Itunes cannot find the photoshop catelog of my photos

I have photoshop elements 8.0 and the most recent version of ITunes. I had inadvertently created an extra catelog in PSE with a limited amount of pictures. Now ITunes wants to go to that cateleog all the time instead on my main catelog. How do I get Itunes to point to a different directory for my catelog. One thing I really liked was the interface between ITunes and PSE. I could sync my pictures not only on IPhone but also on my Apple TV. Now both are lost.
Is this a PSE problem or an ITunes problem? Is it possible to get ITunes to point to a different directory to find the correct PSE catelog.
Any advice would be deeply appreciated
RWB1967

Hello Kumato,
First quit all running application.
In top right corner you will see a lil magnifying glass-> click in it [spotlight]
in spotlight type in -> Photoshop.
if it gives any results in application it means its installed.
Click on photoshop if it there in drop down list.
Otherwise you need to install from creative cloud
Similarly type creative cloud in spotlight and click on it
Under apps Tab -> Photoshop CC/CS6 -> Install
or
go to creative.adobe.com -> sign in -> seach for photoshop in download center and click download.
Thanks

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