New report critical of process of disclosing childhood abuse

Many adults who make a disclosure that they were abused as children said if they were starting over they wouldn't do so because of the process involved.

Many adults who make a disclosure that they were abused as children said if they were starting over they wouldn't do so because of the process involved.

Many adults who make a disclosure that they were abused as children said if they were starting over, they wouldn't do so because of the process involved.

A majority of those who had made retrospective disclosures also said they were not told that their information would be shared with someone else during the assessment process.

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