Testimonials - Jas Rawlinson

“Your book is going to help - and has helped - so many people. It will continue to augment destinies forever, and that’s a beautiful thing... You should be proud of that. Lastly, I want to say, I’m thankful for you Jas… across that ocean you are doing immeasurable work... And I really hope people will help you, to help more people."

“WOW, I have had a lot of articles written about me in the last couple of years and I must say yours is my favourite one! Seriously – it flows so well and you’ve chosen to highlight points no one else does; it goes so much deeper than the general mainstream media article. Thank you!”

“A lot of ghostwriters will help someone with their manuscript and then send them on their way, but Jas isn’t like that. She brings her co-authors into her events and gives them a platform. When it comes to telling people’s stories with heart and soul, Jas is your girl. She doesn’t have to do this work – she chooses to.”

“Jas Rawlinson was fantastic when she interviewed me for Issue 2 of Provoke Magazine. I was nervous because it was my first feature but she made me feel at ease and wrote up an amazing story that was true to my character and what we discussed in person. I highly recommend her for journalism and editorial work. I would definitely think of her straight away if I was ever going to hire someone to help write my full autobiography.

“Jas is an incredibly brave and honest soul, driven by a passion for the greater good that runs so deep, you can’t help but be inspired by it. Sharing my story for the book was a seamless process, largely due to Jas’ professionalism and devotion to the suicide prevention cause.

“Jas Rawlinson, your lived experience talk was so inspirational and had a positive effect on everyone there, thank you so much!”

“Jas wrote a comprehensive article on the mission of Project Karma in South East Asia. Her interview and subsequent consultation through the editorial process was professional and subject sensitive.

As a result of her article being published by Newscorp, Project Karma received much exposure resulting in the article trending on news.com.au as the lead story for around 10 hours. This bought in many donations totaling around $7000 and many offers of assistance from readers.”

Glen Hulley – Founding Director: Project Karma

“Jas is a highly skilled writer, social media and online content manager. She is highly creative and has a social conscience.

I highly endorse her as a professional who is a delight to work with.”

Natalie Davidson – Fundraising & Network Development: Women’s Legal Service QLD

“I had the privilege to meet both Jas Rawlinson and Dan Price during their launch of Reasons to Live, one more day every day, at the coastal town of Port Stephens in February 2018.

One thing that stood out for me about both Jas and Dan was their passion for sharing their stories of both pain, yet also hope. Jas in particular delves deep into some personal pain and stories that are not easily shared without some courage and self reflection; both of which are demonstrated throughout the chapters of her book.

We live in a world where there can be so much pressure to ‘be strong’ and ‘tough things out’; it can be lonely at times, yet it is so important for us to connect with others. By leading the way on this, Jas and all of the various co-authors of the book highlight how important it is to share this message in our modern society and to connect with others.

I commend this book to you, along with Jas’ message of hope.”

Robert Sams – Regional Manager: Lifeline Hunter Valley

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Jas wrote this book to let people contemplating suicide know that others have been there and survived
Posted by Bellingen Shire Courier-Sun on Thursday, May 10, 2018

As a child, Jas Rawlinson's father would emotionally abuse her every day and tell her how worthless she was.Due to his...
Posted by Matt Collins on Tuesday, October 2, 2018

ABC Midnorth Coast interview with Jas Rawlinson - The book tha...
At the same time that I was doing this interview, there were at least 3 local families grieving the loss of loved ones to suicide. In the space of a week, I heard of a man from my mother's church being found dead in a public area in coffs harbour, and another person who had lost 2 friends to suicide in the past fortnight. As I say in this interview, we need to bring the topic of suicide out of the shadows. People need hope, and they need it now!PS. If you missed my book launch in Coffs, you can grab a copy of the book here (on sale all through Dec!)www.jasrawlinson.com
Posted by Thoughts From Jas on Sunday, December 3, 2017

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