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Holding the Line

Mark Kelly

Holding the Line explores the psychological cost of policing and how the job shapes the mind and nervous system, drawing on my lived experience as a police officer and my clinical work with thousands of officers.

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  • Mark Kelly

    I’m a former police officer who left the job due to PTSD from police work. I’m now a clinical psychologist and I work exclusively with police. This Substack sits at the intersection of 30 years of lived experience and clinical understanding.

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