...and actually highly relevant. Many of us suffer from childhood trauma that resulted in repressed if not altogether forgotten memories. As it has been explained to me by both my neurologist and my therapist, the hipocampis (logical/temporal) is able to resume function and 'communicates' with the amygdala (emotional/transient), old painful memories and subsequent painful emotions are mitigated as the memories are integrated safely. My therapy not only includes counseling, but incorporates exercises designed to promote bilateral stimulation, so that the brain begins to form or reform neural pathways as both sides of the brain are stimulated. Thank you for a very enlightening article.

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