The group originated from the hospital chaplaincy department in the  1990s, where compassionate chaplains recognized the need for emotional and spiritual support beyond traditional religious care. They began providing informal counselling services to patients, families,and staff affected by traumatic experiences. As the demand for these services grew, the chaplaincy department collaborated with health professionals to develop a more formalized counselling program. In the early 2000s, the hospital administration acknowledged the program's value and provided dedicated funding to establish a trauma counselling service.