Key Points Research suggests Matt Hudson’s work aligns with Pavlov’s goal of uniting mind and body. Hudson’s Split-Second Unlearning theory focuses on how emotional memories affect physiological stress. It seems likely that Hudson builds on...
Key Points Research suggests EMIs, formed from traumatic events, are stored in the mind and accessed nonverbally through eye movements, potentially diagnosing PTSD and ACEs. It seems likely that eye movements, like those in walking or EMDR, help process these memories...
Western medicine has long followed a principle articulated by René Descartes: “Only matter can impact matter.” This dualistic framework neatly separates the physical and the non-physical, prioritising the body as the sole domain of health and healing....
Recent developments in memory theory, notably Donald Forsdyke’s hypothesis of extracorporeal “cloud storage” offer a provocative lens to reconsider the storage and retrieval of Emotional Memory Images (EMIs). Forsdyke suggests that memory may extend beyond...
Welcome to a deep dive into Emotional Memory Images (EMIs) and their impact on daily living, specifically in the workplace. EMIs are powerful mental images that can shape our reactions, behaviours and our health, especially in response to trauma. We will explore how...
