Abuse is one of the most devastating realities a person can endure. It damages the body, fractures the soul, and often distorts a survivor's understanding of trust, authority, and even God Himself.

For too long, physical and sexual abuse have been misunderstood, minimized, or mishandled-sometimes even within faith communities that were meant to be places of refuge and safety.

This book was written to equip Christian counselors, pastors, and ministry leaders with biblical foundations, ethical clarity, and practical guidance for counseling victims of abuse with wisdom and integrity.

This guide does not attempt to replace professional therapy or legal intervention. Rather, it seeks to establish a Christ-centered framework for care-one that integrates Scripture, compassion, responsibility, and protection.

May this book serve as a tool to help restore dignity, bring healing, and reflect the heart of God to those who have been deeply wounded.