“By sharing her story, RJ inspires others to ‘get out’ - to escape the invisible chains of trauma - and step into a life defined not by what happened to them, but by their ability to heal and thrive. This is an essential guide for survivors looking for hope, validation, and actionable steps to reclaim their lives.”

• Natalie Myers

“PTSD is real and this individual came through such an ordeal. Thak you for sharing your story and all my heart hopes you continue to heal and help others in this or a similar circumstance.”

• Charlene Justis

“Simply being a survivor is honorable in itself. But Fisher’s work goes on to become a light in that darkness. She brings vision that can only be gained by somebody who has personally walked in those shoes.”

• Robert C. French, MA

I help survivors of severe trauma—especially those impacted by domestic violence, betrayal, and life-threatening experiences—process what they’ve been through and begin rebuilding their lives with clarity, strength, and direction.

My work is grounded in both lived experience and a background in criminal justice, allowing me to support you with a deep understanding of the emotional and real-world challenges survivors face. Whether you’re navigating confusion, fear, or survivor’s guilt, I provide a safe, judgment-free space where your story can be heard and understood.

Through talking sessions, I help you make sense of your experiences and begin reclaiming your voice. Beyond one-on-one support, I offer books, a trauma-informed blog, and public speaking that educates, empowers, and brings awareness to the realities of survival and healing. I also connect survivors to community resources, helping you find the support systems you need outside of our sessions.

This isn’t just about getting through what happened—it’s about helping you take your power back and move forward with intention.

You don’t have to do this alone.

“The Girl That Got Out is a raw, vulnerable, honest and important read that shines light on a perspective and situation that many of us may never experience but is so important to be aware of.”

• J. Johnson