Biblical trauma psychology explores the intersection of trauma and Christian faith. It acknowledges the impact of traumatic experiences on individuals while also considering the role of faith and scripture in healing and recovery. It encompasses a theological understanding of trauma and practical applications of biblical principles in trauma-informed care. Biblical trauma psychology seeks to integrate faith-based principles with psychological insights to provide a holistic approach to trauma recovery. Biblical principles, such as forgiveness, compassion, and God’s love, can be applied to trauma recovery, offering a framework for understanding and addressing the psychological and spiritual effects of trauma. This approach in counselling and ministry involves understanding the impact of trauma on individuals, their behaviours, and their relationship with God. It aims to create a safe and supportive environment where individuals can begin to heal.