A wide range of people find this book valuable:
Ministers and chaplains in training and in practice; peer and pastoral support teams; denominational leaders and other carers of clergy including clinical psychologists dealing with clergy recovery. This resource is also informative for lay people wanting to know more about the theology and practice of trauma ministry.

Though the book has only recently been launched already it has been ordered in bulk for Chaplains and ministry agents for the State Emergency Service (SES), NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS), NSW Fire Brigades, Police, Anglicare and UnitingCare Patrol ministries.  It has become a valuable resource for ministry agents of the Salvation Army, Lutheran, Presbyterian, AOG, Anglican and Uniting Churches and within theological seminaries and emergency services’ libraries throughout Australia.

It is currently being evaluated by Chaplaincy and Trauma Ministry trainers in the United States and Canada, and was recently featured at the Faith Community Summit on Pandemic Preparedness held in Winnipeg in June 2007.