An Important Process for Psychotherapy

by | Nov 12, 2014 | Science of Mental Health | 0 comments

Memory reconsolidation is a central part of the mechanism of change in psychotherapy.

Here Matthew Dahlitz gives a very brief snapshot of what it’s all about. Check out more about the clinical application of memory reconsolidation by going to the following posts by Bruce Ecker.

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