Read the Following and Answer the Question

Read the following and answer the question:
CLIENT: Someone said that good things can come from evil things. What happened to my son was evil. But we'll give him all the support he needs to get through this. Though I had the same thing happen to me, I kept it all in until now. It was all locked up inside. I was so ashamed, and my shame became part of me. When I let it all out last week, it was like throwing off a dirty cloak that I'd been wearing for years. Getting it out was so painful, but now I feel so different, so good. I wonder why I had to hold it in for so long.
This statement by the client about the past exemplifies which of the following?

A) That he is using his recollections to reconcile with or liberate himself from his past
B) That he is using his recollections to prepare himself to make changes for the future
C) That he is using his recollections to remain stuck in the past
D) That he is using his recollections to make sense of the present