Could we strip the sting from our most painful memories?
In short: Trauma and PTSD can rewire the brain, triggering destructive emotional responses. This video explores neurologist Amy Milton's research into whether we can eliminate these triggers without erasing the memories themselves.
Neurologist Amy Milton is conducting clinical research focused on memory editing. By tackling how trauma alters brain circuitry, this aims to neutralize harmful reactions from distressing memories, potentially creating a route to enhanced psychological well-being.
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