This book addresses the pressing issues of Gerontological crisis and trauma, providing a comprehensive guide for mental health professionals, caregivers, and family members supporting older adults. It explores the intersection of aging, trauma, and mental health, offering practical strategies and interventions for effective counselling and the key topics are aging and Trauma which includes understanding the impact of trauma on older adults, including historical trauma, elder abuse, and age-related stressors, approaches for responding to acute crises, such as grief, loss, and cognitive decline, Principles and practices for creating safe, supportive environments for traumatized older adults, evidence-based interventions, including cognitive-behavioural therapy, reminiscence therapy, and family counselling and addressing the unique needs of diverse older adult populations, including those from diverse cultural backgrounds and LGBTQ+ individuals with a targeted audience of Mental health professionals (therapists, counsellors, social workers), Caregivers (family members, nursing home staff, home health aides), Healthcare providers (physicians, nurses, geriatric specialists) and researchers and academics in gerontology, psychology, and related fields.