Articles and resources to help elevate your practice.

“Why ‘Kilroy Was Here’ Still Matters” explores how a simple WWII doodle became a symbol of presence, connection, and acknowledgment — the same elements people living with PTSD still need today. This reflective piece traces Kilroy’s role as a quiet companion for service members and connects it to modern mental health tools that help people feel seen and supported. Drawing a line from wartime graffiti to Nellie Health’s private, anonymous mental health check‑up, the article highlights how understanding symptoms, reducing isolation, and creating safe entry points for care remain essential. A thoughtful read for clinicians, advocates, and anyone interested in trauma, resilience, and evidence‑based mental health resources.

Discover why Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) works beyond PTSD and how clinicians can apply its mechanisms across diverse mental health conditions.

Refining stuck point work is one of the most powerful ways to strengthen your Cognitive Processing Therapy skills — yet it’s also one of the easiest places for sessions to stall. This post breaks down why CPT can feel “sticky,” how to distinguish assimilation from over‑accommodation, and the subtle wording shifts that make cognitive restructuring more effective. Designed for evidence‑based clinicians, it offers practical guidance to help you identify, sharpen, and sequence stuck points so your sessions move with clarity and momentum.