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HUForgetting isn’t always forgetting — sometimes it’s the brain’s way to protect you. 🧠✨
#Neuroscience #TraumaResponse #MemoryLoss #PsychologyFacts #MindHealing #BrainHealth
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KEA little bit of uplifting research for you at the end of the video 🥹 #adhd #workingmemory #adhdmemory #memoryproblems #kellybaums
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DRDoing This Each Night Improved Cognition and Memory By 226% #dementia #alzheimers #dementiaawareness #foryoupage
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LATrauma related memory gaps aren’t just regular forgetfulness. Comment Spiral for the real truth on why your body works this way.
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DRHow to forget 🧠
#neuroscience #science #mentalhealthawareness
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TRHow to Remove Bad Memories (Psychological Hacks)
how to forget bad memories, remove bad memories, psychological hacks for forgetting, let go of the past, erase painful memories, overcome past trauma, brain tricks to forget, move on from the past, heal from bad experiences, mental detox
#mindset #selfimprovement #psychologytips #mentalhealthmatters #healingjourney #emotionalintelligence #overcomingtrauma #letgoofthepast #positivemindset #retrainyourbrain
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THFear memories strengthen through repeated recall
Fear memories strengthen through repeated recall because each time the brain revisits the memory, the underlying connections become more active. These connections are located in regions such as the amygdala and the hippocampus. When a fear memory is recalled, specific neurons fire together and send signals through established pathways. Repeated activation tells the brain that the memory is important for survival.
As these neurons fire again and again, the synapses between them grow stronger. Synapses are the small communication points where signals pass from one cell to another. Strengthening occurs as the brain adds more receptors and builds structural support around these points. The pathway becomes more efficient, allowing signals to travel with less effort. This makes the fear memory easier to trigger during future experiences.
Repeated recall also increases the release of certain neurotransmitters that reinforce learning. These chemicals help stabilize the connections so the memory remains vivid. Over time the pathways become thickened and more deeply rooted within the emotional network of the brain. This process explains why old fears can resurface easily and why repeated reminders can make a fear memory feel stronger.
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KAfalse memory OCD explained.
#therapist #therapistoninstagram #ocd #exposuretherapist #exposuretherapy #intrusivethoughts #anxiety #acceptancetherapy #obsessivecompulsivedisorder #therapy #anxietytherapist
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BRThis technique improves your memory!
Watch all the way through and let me know how you did!
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FOYou might watch this and wonder, what’s actually happening here?
I understand if it feels unsettling to watch.
I’ve been there before too.
But then I learned about implicit memory, the kind stored in the body, not the mind.
These memories live in our muscles, fascia, tissues and organs.
Not everything we carry is conscious.
Jaw tension can come from years of holding your voice.
Shoulder pain from carrying too much too young.
The hips and psoas often store trauma that’s never had space to move.
We’re so connected to our minds that we forget, our thoughts are shaped by the nervous system!
That’s why healing through the body (bottom - up therapy) is so powerful.
Because so many of us aren’t living in the present
We’re stuck in old cycles, just waiting for release.
⚡ This is your sign to listen inward.
#spinalenergetics #somatichealing #nervoussystemregulation #implicitmemory #bodytherapy #fasciarelease #psoashealing #mindbodyconnection #bottomuphealing #emotionalrelease #healingjourney #traumaawareness #innerhealing #presentmoment
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AWBe careful with people who struggle with memory loss from depression or trauma. It doesn’t mean they don’t care. It means their brain was in survival mode. Trauma doesn’t just steal joy, it can steal entire seasons of our lives. Healing isn’t always about remembering. Sometimes it’s about learning to live with the blanks.
Save this if it resonates, and share it with someone who needs compassion today.
#traumahealing #mentalhealthawareness #nervoussystemhealing #healingjourney #innerhealing #depressionawareness #traumarecovery
@awakeningwithalison
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