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Tension and Pain: According to Neuroscience, Body Memory Reacts to Trauma without Really Remembering

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Not every memory is consciously available. Why experiences can still shape bodies and feelings and what trauma research says about the controversial term "body memory".

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Tension and Pain: According to Neuroscience, Body Memory Reacts to Trauma without Really Remembering

Not every memory is consciously available. Why experiences can still shape bodies and feelings and what trauma research says about the controversial term "body memory".

·Berlin, Germany
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focus.de broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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