Clinical concept · Australian terminology

Inner speech

Definition

The internal experience of words or a voice recognised as one's own thinking.

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The internal experience of words or a voice recognised as one's own thinking. The term should be interpreted alongside the person's account, the observed context and other relevant clinical information.

Use the term descriptively and in the context in which it was assessed.
Avoid treating a single concept as a diagnosis or complete clinical formulation.

These related entries share a topic but may describe different kinds of finding, context or clinical task. Open each definition before treating the terms as interchangeable.

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Healthdirect Australia: Psychosis

Clinical concept · Australian terminology

Inner speech

Definition

The internal experience of words or a voice recognised as one's own thinking.

Topic: Psychosis and perception

Source linked1 covered source

Use the term descriptively and in the context in which it was assessed.
Avoid treating a single concept as a diagnosis or complete clinical formulation.

These related entries share a topic but may describe different kinds of finding, context or clinical task. Open each definition before treating the terms as interchangeable.

Source checking confirms that the published wording is supported by the cited material. It does not mean specialist clinical approval; new wording remains approval pending.

Healthdirect Australia: Psychosis