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Memento Mentis

Memento Mentis

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 Memento Mentis Remember the Mind Trauma rewires the brain. Society ignores it. Let’s change that. What do combat veterans, Alzheimer’s patients, pro atheletes, and abuse victims have in common? Their brains may bear eerily similar scars- if we dare to look. Join Crystal, an industrial and organizational psychology professional and researcher, as she unravels the tangled interesections of trauma, neuroscience, and systemic failure. With a mix of groundbreaking research, raw personal stories, and dark humor, this podcast explores: - How CTE, PTSD, and dementia literally twist the brain into silence - Why systematic failures occur in treatment - How to put your mind, and your brain first Subscribe-before your brain forgets to!Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Science
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    • Episode 1: The Tangled Mind - How Trauma Wires (and Unwires) the Brain

      Episode 1: The Tangled Mind - How Trauma Wires (and Unwires) the Brain
      May 4 2025

      What if PTSD, Alzheimer's, and NFL players CTE aren't seperate diseases -but the same biological crime scene inside your skull?

      In this debut episode, researcher and psychology professional Crystal uncovers the chilling truth: trauma- whether from bombs, football, or childhood abuse leaves identical scars on your brain. And the system is gaslighting millions into believing their suffering is "all in their head". (Spoiler: It is-literally.)

      You'll discover:

      • How a single concussion can rewire your mind forever (and why 1 in 5 victims never recover)
      • How trauma impacts your mind at a biological level
      • Advancements in this area and ways you can mitigate risk

      Listen now, before your brain forgets!

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