Therapy for service members
Trade sacrifice for support You live in service to others - which lights you up and brings you joy. But the sacrifices often go overlooked and under-recognized.
Living as a single parent - while proudly married - is a unique challenge you understand too well. Waving a tearful goodbye and reassuring your child that everything’s ok is heartbreaking. And the fact is - you’re on that pier, struggling too.
Strategize and heal with someone who knows what you’re going through.
Building a tough outer shell comes with being a constant pillar of strength for your loved ones.
Find a therapist who supports you the same way your family protects our country.
Thank you for your service
I highly recommend working with her!
“Matti isn’t just any EMDR therapist; her integration of IFS, mindfulness, and grounding in somatic wisdom brings clients multi-tiered support that helps heal trauma and the cascade of symptoms that can result from it.”
-A.O.
Finally achieve the relief from being in survival mode.
“I highly recommend Mattilyn for trauma work! She has the skills to help you finally achieve the relief from being in survival mode for a long time. She’s truly a gem!”
-E.L.
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No. All communications are kept confidential according to HIPAA - including from your commander.
The Military Command Exception of HIPAA allows records to be disclosed in rare mission-impacting cases to military authorities. However, your commander is not permitted to access your sessions and medical records directly without your permission.
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Legally permitted disclosures for mission-critical evaluations include:
Assessing your fitness for duty
Evaluating your health for assignment suitability
Medical readiness for deployment
Screening for special duty programs
Command-directed psychological evaluations
Communicating duty limitations
Safety threat to yourself of others
Disability evaluations
Execution of military missions
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Confidential therapy does not hurt your security clearance.
Alternatively, proactively seeking therapy shows responsibility while lessening the risk of unmanaged severe conditions.