Memory Retrieval in the Treatment of Adult Survivors of Sexual Abuse
Transactional Analysis JournalPublished 1 April 1989
Karen A. Olio
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This article describes the difficulty of identifying adult survivors of sexual abuse and the memory processes involved in both the loss and retrieval of traumatic memories. Treatment applications are also considered.
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