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猫儿不笨 发表于 2021-3-10 14:27
说多了也没用,不是你智商低,这个问题有一定的专业性
somatic 指与躯体相关的东西。Kate的医生若说她有 ...
我只是转述精神病科医生的诊断,你要有异议,得跟专家反驳去。通篇谈的就是她对波特强奸的回忆,她自己说医生确定是somatic memories.i.e. lodged in the body rather than the brain, although the mind can access them
2019年她曾住进精神病院。应该有专业诊断书。
链接在前面,你有不同的诊断那得向专家提出了。
看三脚猫耍半瓶醋的功夫挺好玩的。
But she does note that she had a “better understanding” after reading a controversial New York Times bestseller.
“I had a better understanding of these memories, and only really understood them, once my Sydney based psychologist (who specialises in counselling sexual assault survivors) referred me to The Body Keeps Score: Brain, Mind and Body in the Healing of Trauma in September 2019,’’ she said.
“I had not previously heard of it, nor had I read it. My Adelaide-based psychiatrist confirmed that these are ‘somatic memories’ (i.e. lodged in the body rather than the brain, although the mind can access them) in an appointment in late 2019.”
The book the woman read was written by Bessel Van Der Kolk, director of The Trauma Center in Boston, professor of psychiatry at Boston University, and director of the National Center for Child Traumatic Stress Complex Trauma Network.
He is recognised as a pioneer of mind-body interventions, such as controversial eye-movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR), neurofeedback, and yoga.
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