
Show Notes
In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Matthews interviews Morgan Scafe, who shares her harrowing story of childhood trauma, abuse, and the long journey towards healing and justice. Morgan recounts her experiences of being groomed and abused by a family friend, the challenges of reporting the abuse, the trial process, and the impact of her story on her life and the lives of others. She emphasizes the importance of speaking out and the need for support systems for victims of abuse. Morgan also discusses her journey of writing a book to share her story and help others understand the complexities of trauma and recovery.
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