Rachel Thompson

Author • Poet • Advocate

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  • From survival to inspiration after sexual abuse: essays, prose, and poetry.
  • A brave, honest memoir that launched a movement (#sexabusechat).
    “Rachel stood up before the world  and everybody and said this is what this is and this is what this feels like.

    She is my hero still."
    —Beth Wareham, Shadowteams Publishing

“... a brave, moving piece of writing--for all those who want to better understand the world we live in, and ourselves. ”

Kamy Wicoff, Best Selling Author, Founder, SheWrites

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Rachel created #SexAbuseChat on Twitter for survivors to talk about their experiences and form a community to help journey to recovery. Join her and survivor/therapist Bobbi Parish every Tuesday at 6pm PST/9pm EST by using the hashtag. READ MORE

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#MondayBlogs is a meme created by author Rachel Thompson (@RachelintheOC) so bloggers have an easy way to share their posts and connect with other bloggers.

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In addition to writing, Rachel is also a social media consultant. can help you figure out the maze of social media, simplify it, make it work for you.
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PRAISE

“Through poems, prose, and reflective pieces written with candor and literary charm, she shares how she coped…A talented writer with a journalism degree, Thompson adeptly plays with point of view employing both first person singular (“I”) to convey her experiences, and first person plural (“We”), perhaps to denote a kinship among survivors.

The book is recommended reading for adults, college students, and youngsters alike as it serves as impetus for a much-needed culture shift—telling children that it’s okay to report abuse and for grown-ups to hear them.”
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