When It's Trauma

October 10, 2025

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

CCEF National Conference 2025 Bestsellers

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

Every Sunday, men and women scarred by crises and betrayals worship among us. Our Lord not only calls us to help them but equips us to do so. Out of her careful study of Scripture and years of counseling experience, Darby Strickland has written a comprehensive resource to help counselors, church leaders, and laypeople understand the unique wounds of trauma—and then come alongside sufferers with effective, thoughtful care that shows the love of Christ. You’ll learn how to identify and name common wounds of trauma (physical anguish, shame, hypervigilance, reexperienced trauma, avoidance, faith questions) so people feel understood. use gentle discovery questions and reflection prompts to listen well, pace your care, and avoid further injuring sufferers. shape church communities that lament honestly, protect the vulnerable, and patiently encourage restoration and healing. Also includes reproducible worksheet, guide to medical referrals, and case studies.

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