⟡ She Disclosed Trauma. Kirsty Showed Up Anyway. ⟡
When silence is medical, and disclosure is used against you.
Filed: 13 February 2025
Reference: SWANK/WCC/EMAIL-10
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An emotional but clear email from the parent to Kirsty Hornal, explaining trauma, communication disability, and the need for institutional space. Days later, Kirsty appeared at the door uninvited — in direct violation of the disclosure itself.
I. What Happened
The parent sent a vulnerable message.
She explained her PTSD.
She cited the effects of prior safeguarding intrusion.
She asked for space.
She warned that contact, especially verbal or unannounced, would worsen medical and psychological symptoms.
Kirsty Hornal responded — not in writing, not with support,
but in person.
At the door.
Without warning.
II. What the Email Establishes
That the parent disclosed trauma and explicitly requested non-contact
That the disclosure was emotional, clear, and legally valid
That the social worker violated the disclosure by showing up at the residence
That the “response” constituted a direct act of retaliation and procedural sabotage
III. Why SWANK Filed It
Because disclosure is not an invitation — it is a boundary.
Because safeguarding should not feel like stalking.
And because when the State shows up at your door after you say you’re scared, that’s not support — that’s surveillance.
IV. Violations Identified
Retaliatory Contact Following Disability and Trauma Disclosure
Violation of Verbal Interaction Exemption
Safeguarding Misuse as Psychological Pressure
Procedural Aggression Masked as Outreach
Ignoring and Weaponising Mental Health Information
V. SWANK’s Position
This was a moment for institutional care.
Instead, they sent the very person causing harm —
to the door, to the threshold, to the source of vulnerability itself.
When someone says “I’m not safe,”
your job is to listen.
Not knock.
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