Ways That Trauma Affects Memory There are 4 different kinds of memory, each associated with different parts of your brain, and each affected slightly differently after trauma. The combination of trauma’s effects on the different areas of the brain associated with memory accounts for why survivors of trauma often have difficulty remembering specific details of the trauma, or why they may have confusion about the order of events that happened around the time of the trauma.
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Ways That Trauma Affects Memory There are 4 different kinds of memory, each associated with different parts of your brain, and each affected slightly differently after trauma. The combination of trauma’s effects on the different areas of the brain associated with memory accounts for why survivors of trauma often have difficulty remembering specific details of the trauma, or why they may have confusion about the order of events that happened around the time of the trauma.
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