Amy Milton

In this intriguing discussion, Professor Amy Milton, a behavioural neuroscience expert from the University of Cambridge, and Professor Chris French, an anomalistic psychology specialist from Goldsmiths University, explore the bizarre world of memory. They examine the potential of memory manipulation, revealing how easily memories can be blurred or implanted. Topics include the psychology behind paranormal experiences, the malleability of memory, and innovative techniques for transforming fear. Get ready to rethink recollections and question the very fabric of your memories!

In this discussion, neurologist Amy Milton shares her groundbreaking research on memory editing aimed at alleviating the impact of traumatic experiences and PTSD. She reveals how trauma rewires the brain and explores innovative methods, like using visual distractions during memory recall, to reduce distressing flashbacks. The conversation dives into the complex interplay between memory, identity, and mental health, raising intriguing ethical questions about the potential to modify our recollections and reshape our emotional responses.