Written to be accessible to all persons regardless of previous education or experience, this guidebook, rooted in neurobiology, trauma studies, and current research, is for spiritually integrated communities and persons who are interested and/or endeavoring to provide trauma-informed care. Consisting of three parts: Meeting in the Middle, Healing & Recovery, Justice & Reconciliation. Each section builds upon the prior and sets a trajectory for recovery. "Healing Together exists at the important intersection of trauma research and spiritual care and is a vital resource for all spiritual communities in the twenty-first century!" - Dr. Paige Rawson, author of The Self-Compassion Companion "Aemina Razzano has created a resource for churches that is part primer, part deep background, and part roadmap regarding the challenges that faith-based organizations might face in trying to address trauma in a thoughtful, systematic way." - Rick Ufford-Chase, Moderator of the 216th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church and author of Faithful Resistance "A must-read for anyone who accompanies others in the always new journey of integration from traumatic experience." - Dr. Robert Hoch-Yidokodiltona, Author and Associate Tutor for Homiletics and Biblical Hermeneutics, Northern College, Manchester "Essential reading for spiritual leaders seeking to create accessible community experiences for trauma survivors." - Emily Hedrick, author of How to Treat Your Body as a Sacred Text The Rev. Dr. Aemina Razzano brings over 25 years of experience working with individuals impacted by trauma, serving in roles ranging from direct care and advocacy to program development and community response. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with individuals, families, and organizations across diverse settings, gaining deep insight into a wide array of systems. She is passionately dedicated to helping others reconnect with their Authentic Self and celebrating its remarkable resilience.