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| Rogers
Thomson
5/30/1942 |
| 203
Shoreacres Boulevard |
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Shoreacres, TX 77571 |
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471-6869 |
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Rogers@HRogersThomson.com |
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As of January 2005,
serving as Chaplain of Regency Hospice
League City, Texas |
| Biography
H. Rogers Thomson is a teacher, healer, counselor,
administrator, and experienced workshop leader. Also, Thomson
is an ordained priest and the author of Finding My Way, a
poignant look at recovery from trauma and addiction. He has
also written extensively on the subject of traumatized
children and reactive attachment disorder, a subject he and
his wife know first hand. They are the parents of eleven (11);
seven (7) of whom are adopted special needs children. Thomson
has appeared nationally on radio and television, and conducted
abreactive therapy sessions for a Houston television
documentary on the sexual abuse of women. He has spoken in a
variety of venues on subjects related to women’s issues,
domestic violence, abused children, alcohol, drugs and other
addictions. He has served on numerous non-profit Boards of
Directors, established a small charitable foundation, been
Executive Director of five (5) non-profit agencies, and was
the Coordinator/Lead Instructor of the Addiction Technology
Department at a Texas college. He currently serves as
Executive Director of the Tennessee Alcohol and Drug
Association, Inc., which operates the Tennessee Statewide
Clearinghouse. After graduating from Bessemer High School in
1960, Rogers attended Cumberland University, Lebanon, TN.
After two (2) years at Cumberland came 44 months in the United
States Air Force. Returning to Cumberland in 1965, he had an
outstanding college baseball career and graduated in 1967.
Rogers received a Bachelor of Science degree in Health and
Physical Education in 1971 from Middle Tennessee State
University, Murfreesboro, TN, attended the University of the
South, School of Theology from 1984 to 1987, and received a
Master of Divinity from the Houston Graduate School of
Theology, Houston, TX in 1995. He was ordained to the
priesthood in the Old Catholic tradition in 1998. |
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