Scott Disick reached an “amicable resolution” with the Colorado Rehabilitation Center, which he accused of breaking the news of his stay last spring.
In early May 2020, DailyMail.com reported that the 37-year-old reality star entered All Points North Lodge in Edwards, Colorado to work on “past traumas” and sought treatment for cocaine abuse. and alcohol.
However, Disick left only a week later, when images of him were leaked online, along with audio recordings of his conversations with his therapist.
Resolution: Scott Disick reached an “amicable resolution” with the Colorado Rehabilitation Center, which he accused of breaking the news of his stay last spring; seen here in April 2019
At the time, Scott was suing the treatment institution, with his lawyer saying he was “alarmed by the extreme invasion of privacy.”
But on Friday, All Points North Lodge announced that it had “amicably resolved its disagreements” with Scott.
And in a later statement, the television personality himself said that he no longer believes that the center’s staff is to blame for the leak of the advertisement.
“Behavioral health in this country has another stigma. This stigma is often the biggest barrier for people who want help, “Scott said in a statement.
Seen here in LA in April 2020: DailyMail.com reported in May last year that the star had stayed at All Points North Lodge in Edwards, Colorado, to seek treatment for cocaine and alcohol abuse.
However: Disick left only a week later, when images were broadcast online with him at the APN center, along with audio recordings of his conversations with his therapist.
“Both APN Lodge and I believe that everyone who seeks help deserves this help, without disclosure or publicity.
“To this end, I have resolved all my issues with APN Lodge and, after an investigation, I do not believe that the facility was responsible for leaking my personal information,” added the founder of Talentless. “I hope this experience encourages others, rather than discouraging them, to seek the help they need.”
Scott’s ordeal was first addressed in an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, when his former partner Kourtney Kardashian – with whom he shares children Mason, 11, Penelope, eight, and Reign, six – said he didn’t feel never his life ‘after the leak.
In the clip, Kourtney’s sister, Kim Kardashian West, said: “I heard Scott went to rehab to see him online. And it looks like someone from the unit took a picture of him. And I feel really bad for him.
Friday: Disick said in a statement that “it solved all my problems with APN Lodge and, after an investigation, I don’t think the facility was responsible for leaking my personal information”; seen on Instagram
To which Kourtney revealed: “They revealed real conversations, such as with the therapist.
“It simply came to our notice then. He said he had never been betrayed in his life. And he packs his bags and definitely comes home, but he’s very upset, especially [because] he was going to work on himself as well as his traumas.
And in a confessional, 41-year-old Kourtney hit those responsible for the leaks.
She said: “I feel that anyone who leaked this information should be really ashamed. Everyone deserves to deal with their past traumas in privacy. It was completely violated.
Scott’s ordeal was previously addressed in an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, when his former partner Kourtney Kardashian – with whom he shares three children – said he “never felt betrayed in his life” after the leak; the couple seen here in 2009
At the time, sources said that Disick – known for his previous parties and multiple detoxification periods – drank heavily and took cocaine after the onset of coronavirus blockade.
It is understood that the star struggled with family life during the closure and still had problems with the loss of both parents over a period of two years, from 2013 to 2014.
A source told DailyMailTV in May last year: “Scott flew on Tuesday and had to go to a group meeting in his room to introduce himself.
At the time: Sources said Disick drank heavily and consumed cocaine after the onset of coronavirus blockade; seen here three weeks ago on Instagram
“He said he had traumas from his past, mentioned problems with his ex and said he also had problems with his children, took cocaine and drank a lot.
“He looked pretty weak and told the group he was coming to rehab to work on his problems and said he had withdrawal symptoms, was tired and lethargic.
“He told staff he did not want any special treatment during his stay, in terms of meals and therapy.”