Trauma therapy is one of those services where the question of faith isn't peripheral. It's right in the center of the room. Who holds the framework matters when someone is telling a counselor the hardest things they've ever said out loud. Every therapist listed here signed our statement of faith to be on this page, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the gate. Not a marketing category, not a vague nod toward spirituality. An actual confession that shapes how a practitioner understands suffering, healing, and the human person.
We reach out to welcome most new listings with a call, and we pray for the owner right there on the line. A genuine hello, nothing more. Past that, the clinical work is theirs. The reviews below are where you learn whether their clients would send someone they love, and honestly, that's the signal worth reading carefully. Trauma care is specific in a way that a directory listing can gesture at but never fully capture, because the fit between a therapist and a client is its own living thing that no list can engineer for you, no matter how well-curated it tries to be.
What we can say with confidence: there's real coverage here. Enough that you have actual choices to weigh, not just one name and a quiet hope. A Christian trauma therapist who integrates faith without forcing it, who listens before reaching for a framework, who treats the whole person, that's worth finding. This page is where you start. The decision, as it should be, stays with you.
States with listings
Listings (17)
True You Ministries
Enlightenment Counseling Center
Therapy by Ashleigh
Next Step Intervention
Living Hope Counseling
Mary’s Foundation of Hope
The Connection, Christian Counseling & Consulting
Enlightened souls counseling
Radiant Health Resources
The Passion Care Center
Shepherding Hope, LLC
Rhema Logos Counseling, LLC
Frequently asked questions
What makes a therapist on this page Christian?
Every therapist listed signed our statement of faith to join, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the one requirement for being here. It's a real confession, not a checkbox about values or spirituality.
Does LocateFaith verify the quality of therapy provided?
We don't. The clinical work belongs to the therapist, and the reviews are where you learn whether past clients would refer someone they care about. Read them before you call.
Is trauma therapy the same as general counseling?
Not exactly. Trauma therapy often involves specific approaches trained around processing difficult past experiences. Ask any therapist you contact about their training and methods before committing.
How do I know if a therapist is a good fit for me?
The reviews are a starting point. Beyond that, most therapists offer an initial consultation, so you can get a sense of their approach before making a decision.
Can I ask about faith integration during a first call?
Yes, and you should. Most therapists are glad to talk about how faith shapes their practice. That conversation tells you a lot before the first real session.