Casey Scott

About

Most people contact me when someone else's disclosure makes their own impossible to keep filed away. A friend says something, or a public case is reported, and a set of memories that had been successfully stored for twenty years is suddenly no longer stored. That is an extremely common route in. Abuse often stays manageable through a kind of containment that works well until something external breaks the seal. Once broken it does not reseal, which is disconcerting and ultimately useful. The material was going to require attention at some point. We work with what has surfaced rather than trying to put it back where it was. I supervise others coming into the profession, and I spend a fair amount of that time explaining that a broken seal is an opportunity rather than a crisis. If someone else's story unsealed yours, get in touch.