YORK (PA)
Penn Live
October 3, 2018
By Ivey DeJesus
Kristen Pfautz Woolley was 10 years old when a friend of the family began to sexually molest her.
Afraid and confused, Woolley told no one. Her predator continued to molest her for two years.
By the time Woolley entered young adulthood and realized what had happened to her, the statute of limitations had expired for her. Woolley’s life was ravaged by anxiety, panic attacks and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Years of therapy have allowed Woolley to heal and move on.
Now 48, she devotes herself to helping victims of child sexual abuse heal and regain control of their lives. Woolley is founder and clinical director of Turning Point Women’s Counseling and Advocacy Center in York.
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