Jayawickreme and Blackie offered recommendations on how the conceptual framework of post-traumatic growth can benefit from greater attention to measurement and methodology. We offer two additional considerations. Emerging research suggests that brief and specific psychological interventions produce lasting changes in how people view themselves and their environment. In the early post-trauma phase, these interventions are worthy of exploration. Additionally, a focus on who is experiencing what type of trauma offers a contextual lens missing from the hunt for universal, silver-bullet approaches to mental health promotion. Copyright (C) 2014 European Association of Personality Psychology