What Really
Happened
To Me?
Moses Farrow, LMFT
Trauma Therapist
and Educator
In the pursuit of the truth
Available in English, Spanish, Korean
Available in English
Truth and Reconciliation Report 2025 | South Korea
At the heart of the present case are the petitioners’ claims that, under the Korean government’s aggressive intercountry adoption policy, the petitioners—then infants and children—were falsely recorded as orphans or had their identities altered by adoption agencies authorized by the Ministry of Health and Social Affairs and by other state institutions. As a result, their original identities and information about their biological families were changed or lost, which had the effect of denying their right to know who they are. There are also claims of severe human rights violations, including cases of child abuse suffered by the petitioners as adoptees. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission concluded that this case falls within the scope of truth-finding under the Framework Act and, pursuant to Article 22, paragraph 1 thereof, voted to conduct the investigation in three rounds.
IN PURSUIT OF YOUR TRUTH
“Adverse childhood experiences are the single greatest unaddressed public health threat in our nation today.” - Dr Robert Block, former President, American Academy of Pediatrics
What does adoption really mean? It’s time to find out the truth of what really happened to you. For many of us, we have a sense from the very beginning that something wasn’t right. Between what you’re told and what you feel, you know when you’re being gaslit and made to believe there’s something wrong with you. You may already be aware of the lies, deceit, and secrecy surrounding “adoption”. But, do you know there is an industry that operates a legalized global child supply market? This may sound like one big conspiracy, but could the world truly be in on this illusion of adoption? Together we will get to the truth. Contact me today for your first consultation.
Your truth is within you
You are here. You exist. You are human. Everything that you are is your truth. Let’s unpack all the layers of messaging, projections, stereotypes, and ignorance that comes up anytime “adoption” is mentioned. It is a process of unlearning and relearning. A process of replacing the false narratives we’ve been fed all our lives with THE TRUTH.
“The truth is often not very complicated. What gets complex is evading the truth.”
The way we understand ourselves is transformed by the context in which we place ourselves. Thanks to the work of numerous advocates, we are that much more aware of the industry that hides behind adoption. The Vance Twins, Arun Dohle,, Tik Root, and Deanne Borshay Liem are among many authors, journalists, filmmakers, and researchers who have helped expose the industry and the truth. For centuries, we were unaware of what this industry was doing to all of us. But now we do. We are finding our way out of the illusion and into our truths.
METAMORPHOSIS
ADVOCACY
They say that activism is healing. So is learning that you’re not alone. You can join Keep Our Children Alive in the U.S. This Facebook group is open to anyone who has been impacted by the child supply market. There are some hard truths about what happens to families and their children who are taken, trafficked, abused, and murdered. Families are left without support or resources and often on their own in grief and their fight for justice.
CONSULTATIONS
Consultations with Moses provide you with an individual safe space for education and guidance as you pursue your truth. Typically, you find yourself in a therapy office, or with a private investigator. Many are alone in figuring out what to do and where to start. At this point, we know more than we ever have before. You shouldn’t have to go through this process alone. Moses provides online with anyone around the world. He also meets in-person.
TRAININGS
Currently, Moses provides psychoeducational trainings to help people understand the truth about the adoption industry and the many layers of trauma it causes. He also has trainings to build allyship that focuses on ways to support survivors through their traumas. “When a flower doesn’t bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower” - Alexander den Heijer. We all deserve to be seen and heard, to feel safe and accepted.
Moses is passionate about educating people on the numerous effects of trauma. From neuroscience to sociocultural perspectives, he builds awareness with his clients, organizations, agencies, schools and hospitals, offering ways to support and manage the trauma. If you would like to have Moses speak or provide a workshop/training please contact him today.
@mosesafarrow
