Chris Cortman Libros

The book explores the contentious issue of recovered memories within psychiatry and psychology, highlighting the experiences of patients who uncover long-repressed memories of childhood trauma. It examines how the act of remembering, along with the expression of related emotions, can help individuals release toxic feelings and embark on a healing journey. Through this lens, the narrative delves into the complexities and debates surrounding memory recovery, offering insights into the therapeutic process and its implications for mental health.