About James Rapson
James Rapson has been an innovator in the field of personal and professional development for over 20 years. A former psychotherapist, his focus is now on training and coaching. He is an internationally-published author and a nationally-recognized speaker and workshop leader.
Mr. Rapson has been cited for his expertise by the Seattle Times, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Radio shows include The Jill Spiegel Show (St. Paul), Women's Watch with Laurie Kirby (Boston), Positive Parenting with Armin Brott (nationally syndicated), and Health Marks w/Norman Marks (nationally syndicated). Recent television appearances include KING 5 Morning News with Joyce Taylor (NBC Seattle), FOX & Friends with Alisyn Camerota and Brian Kilmeade (Fox Network), and Geraldo at Large with Arthell Neville (Fox Network).
Mr. Rapson co-authored the book Anxious to Please: 7 Revolutionary Practices for the Chronically Nice with long-time friend and collaborator Craig English. More information about the book, workshops, and other related material can be found at www.anxioustoplease.com.
James Rapson has been an innovator in the field of personal and professional development for over 20 years. A former psychotherapist, his focus is now on training and coaching. He is an internationally-published author and a nationally-recognized speaker and workshop leader.
Mr. Rapson has been cited for his expertise by the Seattle Times, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Radio shows include The Jill Spiegel Show (St. Paul), Women's Watch with Laurie Kirby (Boston), Positive Parenting with Armin Brott (nationally syndicated), and Health Marks w/Norman Marks (nationally syndicated). Recent television appearances include KING 5 Morning News with Joyce Taylor (NBC Seattle), FOX & Friends with Alisyn Camerota and Brian Kilmeade (Fox Network), and Geraldo at Large with Arthell Neville (Fox Network).
Mr. Rapson co-authored the book Anxious to Please: 7 Revolutionary Practices for the Chronically Nice with long-time friend and collaborator Craig English. More information about the book, workshops, and other related material can be found at www.anxioustoplease.com.
