Abstract
ABSTRACT Based on clinical experience and review of the clinical and legal research literature, the author proposes that a cluster of several of six clinical findings is a potential indicator of internal corroboration that trauma occurred, especially that of child sexual abuse. These six clinical findings include: the presence of a high risk disorder or illness; post-traumatic stress disorder; age regression, flashbacks, abreactions or other re-experiencing of the trauma; repetitions, repetition compulsions or re-enactments; characteristics of the memories themselves; and other patterns, dynamics, and connections. The author welcomes the experience and feedback of clinicians who assist survivors of trauma, especially that of child sexual abuse.
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