These men say their Utah therapist touched them inappropriately during sessions paid for by the LDS Church
A spokesperson for the church said it does not vet the therapists its bishops recommend and pay for, saying “it is up to church members” to “make their own decisions.”
(Amanda Lucier for ProPublica) Austin Millet at his home in Oregon. Millet is one of several men who have come forward to say that therapist Scott Owen abused them during sessions paid for with funds from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.