Coloring Outside the Lines: Healing from Child Sexual Abuse and Learning to Live by My Own Rules - Paperback

by Kathleen Thomas (Author)

Coloring Outside the Lines: Healing from Child Sexual Abuse and Learning to Live By My Own Rules by Kathleen Thomas portrays a harrowing account of child sexual abuse and the painful, yet ultimately victorious, transformation from victim to survivor. Written by a licensed social worker with a Master's degree in social work, the book speaks to the millions of child and adult assault survivors. With compassion, integrity, and unflinching honesty, Thomas offers hope and practical advice to survivors, parents, and caregivers. The book is a must-read for anyone living with the repercussions of abuse or assault, and those working with abused children or adult survivors.

Author Biography

Kathleen Thomas earned a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Social Work from Cleveland State University. She has worked in the areas of sexual assault recovery, mental illness, homelessness, dementia, and elder care. She is a licensed social worker and the founder of The Phoenix Book Project, a non-profit organization which promotes sexual violence education, prevention, and recovery.