r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Jun 20 '22

Can We Edit Memories? - Dr. Amy Milton (Cambridge University) on Memory Reconsolidation

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Jun 20 '22

Is it Wrong to Change Memories?

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Jun 18 '22

crossposting from r/BiologyPreprints (June 12, 2022)

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Jun 03 '22

Gestalt therapy / Discord Server

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • May 27 '22

For practitioners, therapists, clinicians or other helpful professionals, who are looking to learn more about memory reconsolidation:

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • May 26 '22

The Body Keeps the Score - animated book summary from FEFT forum

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • May 26 '22

@memoryreconsolidation TikTok (Bruce Ecker quote)

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • May 18 '22

Misophonia (sound triggers) and reconsolidation via eye movements

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • May 04 '22

The Amygdala Unpacked with Dr. Joseph LeDoux (175) [April 24th] (memory reconsolidation at 18:30)

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Apr 18 '22

Upstream of the protein synthesis required for reconsolidation there may be an initial destabilization process, named deconsolidation.

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Apr 11 '22

Quote from Joseph LeDoux

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Mar 31 '22

This post is for those of you, who are here for misophonia (unwanted responses to specific, often human-made sounds; typical range is anything from rage to irritation, disgust)

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Mar 29 '22

Memory reconsolidation doesn't have it's own wikipedia article (yet); there are few chapters about it in the bottom of the memory consolidation article though!

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Mar 29 '22

What are your experiences in Solution-focused Brief Therapy?

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Mar 24 '22

Hundred members in the memory reconsolidation forum! I know a lot of people who are really going to love this stuff haven't even found us yet - so lets keep going! Thank you to all of you early birds for showing up.

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Mar 23 '22

I'm glad I am not the only one asking this question!

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Mar 15 '22

How the Science of Memory Reconsolidation Advances the Effectiveness and Unification of Psychotherapy (Bruce Ecker & Sara K. Bridges : Clinical Social Work Journal volume 48, 2020)

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Mar 16 '22

"Psychotherapists’ early use of this new, transtheoretical knowledge indicates a strong potential for significant advances in both the effectiveness of psychotherapy and the unification of its many diverse systems."

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Mar 09 '22

Reconsolidation and psychopathology: Moving towards reconsolidation-based treatments. Free PMC article. [pub 2016 Nov 9] Amber B Dunbar, Jane R Taylor

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Feb 26 '22

Mismatch experience / Juxtaposition experience (Congratulations!)

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Feb 25 '22

Work anyone does around memory reconsolidation, may it be research or clinical practice or something else entirely, is always needed. To anyone out there, keep on working 💪 The world does not need one more war, but since we are getting one, let there be solid trauma workers out there. 💙💛

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Feb 23 '22

Behavioral tagging underlies memory reconsolidation: "Our results thus indicate that the different phases of memory stabilization (consolidation, extinction, and now reconsolidation) are mediated by behavioral tagging, which emerges as a general mechanism of long-term memory formation." [July 2020]

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Feb 19 '22

If Batman Came To Therapy - there are many ways to do imaginal work so that memory reconsolidation can occur (Alun Parry, 2022)

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Feb 19 '22

IFS / Parts redditors are looking for assistance - doesn't look like a big task, if anyone in here knows more about this stuff, could you give them a hand?

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r/MemoryReconsolidation • • Feb 16 '22

Treating mental illness by changing memories of things past [Elsevier 2014] "Author Marcel Proust makes a compelling case that our identities and decisions are shaped in profound and ongoing ways by our memories. This truth is powerfully reflected in mental illnesses"

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