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The Impact of Implicit Memory on Adult Survivors of Family Abuse

The Impact of Implicit Memory on Adult Survivors of Family Abuse

What "the body keeps the score" means in regard to abuse and trauma recovery

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In my last article, I discussed the importance of assessing adult survivors of Family Scapegoating Abuse (FSA) for symptoms of Structural Dissociation, which is associated with Complex Trauma (C-PTSD). If you missed reading this article, you can find it here. This week, I discuss how body-based Implicit Memory contributes to the FSA adult survivor’s experience of feeling ‘triggered’, which in turn may result in the experience of structural dissociation.

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