Say It Anyway
— Jas Rawlinson

An Unapologetic Guide to Owning Your Story, Reclaiming Your Voice and Healing Out Loud and Online.

(Coming 2026)

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A sneak peek of Jas Rawlinson’s upcoming work, ‘Say It Anyway.’

When a stranger threatened violence against domestic violence advocate Jas Rawlinson, for championing a message that survivors can heal and find joyful, purposeful lives…

She didn’t self-silence or get angry.

Instead, Jas wrote Say It Anyway — a bold and unapologetic 13-step guide to healing out loud and online.

In a culture where trauma is no longer hidden in the shadows, and where millions share their healing journeys every day (TikTok alone has over 3.6M posts on #recovery), many yearn for raw and real stories of hope and recovery. 

But here’s what most miss:

Before we can stand on stage or speak our truth, we must first do the work to heal, protect our hearts, and ensure our voices help rather than harm.

Written with empathy and edge, Rawlinson blends research with personal storytelling, research, and insights from global experts, to walk readers through the steps required to stand up and speak out. 

From boundary setting and people pleasing, to self sabotage, and navigating trolls, SIA is both a roadmap to healing and a guide to using your voice to create global change. Perfect for readers of Jamie Kern Lima’s Worthy and Bianca Hunt’s Main Character Energy!“

“Say It Anyway is a rallying cry for anyone who's been through ... something. More than a healing guide, it’s a roadmap to speaking up and leading with purpose, whether you’re opening up to friends and family or sharing your story with a global following.”

About Jas

Jas is an award-winning speaker, best-selling author, and one of Australia’s leading voices on domestic violence prevention and survivor advocacy.

She's impacted hundreds of thousands of lives worldwide and is also the creator of Red Flags 101—a nationally recognized program that helps workplaces and communities detect the warning signs of coercive control before it escalates—as well as the co-founder of Brisbane’s first permanent Domestic Violence Memorial.

Her expertise has taken her from investigating organised crime to working alongside anti-trafficking teams in Southeast Asia, and she's even swum with sharks on reality TV!

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Love for Jas Rawlinson’s work

  • "We are very grateful to Jas for sharing her story and time with us, and giving us her insights into the red flags of DV/IPV. The information Jas shared not only helps our staff in their work and interactions with people we come into contact with in our professions, but also for others that we know." 

    VERINA - Health in Abundance Medical Practice

  • "We were thrilled to have Jas onsite recently to speak to our entire high school. Students learnt about the red flags of unhealthy relationships, boundary-setting, and the power of advocacy as a pathway for discovering your purpose.  It was a thoroughly engaged presentation on a vitally important topic."  

    MARK WILLIAMS - Nambucca Valley Christian High

  • "Through her life experience vignettes, I learned so much more about sexual exploitation and abuse - and I say that as someone who works on these issues full time!"

    DAWN HAWKINS - CEO of National Center on Sexual Exploitation