Memory Injuries are Physical and Everywhere: Memory and Trauma (Part 2 of 3)
Warning: This post could be a bit emotionally painful to read. I apologize in advance. What’s one of the worst things that has happened to you in your life? Please […]
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Why You Can’t Trust Your Memory and What to Do About It: Memory and Trauma (Part 1 of 3)
In my last post, I could have told my story about the Legend of Write or Die with more certainty. With fewer “maybes” and “might have beens”. The truth is, […]
Brain Basics in Text Symbol Pictures
So I looked at fear last week and I will examine memory and trauma next. Before that, it will be useful to review how the brain works in a nutshell. […]
This is Your Brain on Fear
For something so awkward and squishy-looking, the brain is a deliciously complex and efficient thing that commands and controls everything about us. In the spirit of Halloween, I look today […]
