What if understanding memory science and the impact of trauma on memory processing would help our children’s behaviors make sense?

You know trauma impacts behavior, but there's a fascinating link between trauma and memory that will give you an even greater understanding of what's shaping your child's confusing behaviors. Understanding memory science helps you respond with more compassion, empathy and boundaries.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Complex memory science in a way that makes sense
• What happens when memory processing is disrupted by trauma
• Why disruptions in memory processing lead to difficult behaviors
• Clarity on what our children need in order to ‘jump start’ the memory processing system and ultimately decrease difficult behaviors

Read a summary of this episode and access the full show notes at RobynGobbel.com/TraumaMemoryBehavior

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