Talking Brains Episode 4: Memory, Trauma, & State-Dependent Learning with Rick Moskovitz MD

Talking Brains Podcast: a conversation with with Rick Moskovitz MD.

How does trauma affect memory creation and retrieval? How does blackout drinking impact memory recall? Rick Moskovitz MD is a Harvard-educated psychiatrist and vintage being, who had the privilege for 37 years of sharing in his patients’ stories while leading his own imperfect life. He is the author of Lost in the Mirror: an inside look at Borderline Personality Disorder and Carousel Music: a novel, based on the controversy around recovered memories in psychotherapy. He left practice to write fiction that explores the psychological consequences of living in a world of expanding possibilities. The Methuselarity Transformation is his first science fiction work. Learn more about his books at www.rickmoskovitz.com/

Talking Brains is a podcast series by Stephanie Sarkis, PhD. Listen to conversations about mental health, psychology and emotional mental-well being.

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By Stephanie Sarkis|2018-10-11T11:12:22-04:00October 11th, 2018|Categories: Gaslighting, Psychology, PTSD, Talking Brains|Tags: learning, memory, Rick Moskovitz, trauma|Comments Off

About the Author: Stephanie Sarkis

Dr. Stephanie Sarkis is a National Certified Counselor (NCC), Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), and AMHCA Diplomate and Clinical Specialist in Child and Adolescent Counseling based in Tampa Bay, Florida, where she specializes in the treatment of ADD/ADHD. Dr. Sarkis conducts evaluations, testing, diagnosis, and counseling services. She also is a public speaker, consultant, coach, and is a facilitator in collaborative law.