A Trauma Therapist delivers structured, evidence-based therapy to individuals affected by trauma, including abuse, violence, or disaster exposure. They work in hospitals, mental health clinics, NGOs, and private practice settings. Responsibilities include conducting clinical assessments, delivering therapy sessions, developing treatment plans, and monitoring outcomes using trauma-focused therapeutic models, psychosocial assessment scales, and case documentation systems. They serve individuals with trauma-related conditions such as PTSD. The role requires clinical supervision and adherence to ethical standards. Demand is increasing globally due to rising trauma exposure, mental health awareness, and expansion of specialized trauma care services.