Dr. Nicole Dolan, a depth psychologist and recognized expert in trauma-informed, integrative mental health, has signed with CMP Agent Alan Morell for representation of her book 'The Art of Chaos' and her commercial rights across multiple platforms. The agreement covers literary works, including a potential sequel, broadcast adaptations, speaking engagements, endorsements, advisory roles with online courses, and licensing of her Sacred Path Holistic Therapy model to wellness centers.
Dr. Dolan's work explores how life's disruptions—including trauma, identity loss, motherhood, neurodivergence, and major life transitions—serve as catalysts for deeper psychological integration and healing. She approaches symptoms not as isolated pathology but as meaningful signals pointing toward unmet needs, unresolved grief, and disowned aspects of the self seeking reintegration. Her forthcoming memoir, 'The Art of Chaos,' reframes chaos not as something to fix or escape but as an intelligent signal that invites deeper listening at the level of the nervous system, psyche, and soul.
Through her clinical practice and the nonprofit collective Sacred Path Holistic Therapy, which she founded, Dr. Dolan has developed practical, scalable models of care that integrate mind, body, and soul while maintaining clinical rigor. The collective comprises more than 30 clinicians providing trauma-informed psychotherapy across multiple states. More information about her work can be found at https://www.drnicoledolan.com and details about her therapeutic model are available at https://www.sacredpathholistictherapy.com/about.
This partnership matters because it represents a significant expansion of integrative mental health frameworks into broader public and commercial spheres. As mental health awareness grows globally, Dr. Dolan's evidence-based, holistic approach—which emphasizes nervous system stabilization before deeper psychological work—offers an alternative to conventional pathology-focused models. The potential adaptation of her work into docuseries and other media could make these concepts accessible to wider audiences, while licensing her therapy model to wellness centers might influence standard care practices.
For readers and the mental health industry, the implications include increased visibility for trauma-informed, depth psychology approaches that prioritize meaning-making and integration over symptom suppression. Dr. Dolan's focus on neurodivergence and major life transitions addresses gaps in mainstream mental health discourse, potentially affecting how these experiences are understood clinically and culturally. The commercial development of her work through CMP's platforms could also set precedents for how psychological expertise is monetized and disseminated in the digital age.
Agent Alan Morell stated that CMP will be positioning 'The Art of Chaos' to publishers with the goal of making it a bestseller, noting that Dr. Dolan's on-camera presence and cutting-edge work in holistic therapy made her an ideal fit for their agency, which represents over 200 doctors across entertainment, sports, arts, and medical wellness. CMP advises multiple medical wellness centers worldwide, creating potential licensing opportunities for Dr. Dolan's Sacred Path model. This collaboration highlights the growing intersection between clinical psychology, media, and commercial wellness industries, with potential impacts on both public mental health literacy and therapeutic practice standards.
