My Ph.D. research develops connecting points between the theology of Julian of Norwich and the trauma-informed theology identified by theologians such as Professor Shelly Rambo, and is in conversation with the work of scholars such as Timothy Middleton, who also applies trauma theology to the ecological crisis. An aspect of Julian’s sense of distinction-within-unity with God’s love is her confident “sekerness” in God — that is, of being held in a sense of security in God’s love: “With ghostely understanding that we be kept also sekerly in love in wo as in wele, by the goodnes of God” (1.20).