
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Stephanie Catmull is a licensed Christian therapist with a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling, advanced clinical training, and extensive certifications in trauma recovery. Specializing in childhood trauma and its long-term effects, she provides trauma-informed care to adult survivors of abuse, helping them address deeply rooted emotional and spiritual wounds. Combined with her firsthand connection to Mailin’s story, her most current book project, uniquely positions Stephanie to address the complex intersection of trauma, justice, forgiveness, and faith in Remembering Mailin.
Stephanie is also the founder of Women in Scripture, where she publishes articles, devotions, and reflections on faith and biblical women. Her broader writing includes short stories along with mental health articles for a private counseling practice website.
Women in Scripture, which is a platform dedicated to the in-depth study and exploration of women throughout the Scriptures. Since launching her work in 2013, she has built a thoughtful and research-driven body of content aimed at helping readers engage more deeply with biblical narratives, particularly those centered on women whose stories are often overlooked or only briefly mentioned. Over the years, Women in Scripture has grown significantly, reaching a wide audience of readers seeking meaningful and compassionate engagement with biblical content. With over 500,000 views and her global reach expanding over 300 countries, reflects the resonance of her work and the impact of her voice in this space.
Stephanie’s work is distinguished by her thorough and reflective writing style. She takes time to carefully examine historical, cultural, and textual contexts, offering readers a richer understanding of scriptural passages. Her approach is both scholarly and accessible, making complex themes understandable for a wide audience while still honoring the depth of the material. To learn more about Stephanie’s professional counseling work, visit her profile on Rock Your Family Counseling
To learn more about Stephanie’s professional counseling work, visit her profile on Rock Your Family Counseling, where she shares articles on topics such as: Stinkin’ Thinkin’, relationships, depression, trauma screen addiction, breaking free from the hamster wheel of anxiety, and many other mental health and personal growth subjects.
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