How memory works and implications
for NLP changework
we
have several
different types of
memory function
in our brain... NLP
works most
directly with the
"working memory"
to create changes
in "long term
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What is memory? How does memory work? How
can we gain insights into NLP re-imprinting, change personal
history, phobia fixes, family systems work and other NLP change
processes, by learning about memory?
Modern Brain research tells us that we have
different sorts of memory functions, based in different centers
in the brain. Besides the well known "short-term"
and "long-term" memory, there is also the "sensory
register", which fuels short-term memory and "working
memory", which is important in turning short-term memory
into organized long-term memory and for retrieving that memory
so it's available again in the present moment. We engage working
memory when doing NLP change-work. It is the "handle
on the screwdriver" so to speak, that gives us access
to the deeper belief structures and their supporting V's and
A's and K's.
Just as an individual's "map of reality"
is rich and distinctive with unique parts, one's long-term
memory is composed of many functionally different types of
memory. "Semantic memory" stores context-free verbal
facts. "Episodic memory" is highly context rich
and what we typically think of as "memory". In reality,
this is a sort of "Reader's Digest" version of experience
and our conscious brain fills in the rest. (Remember "delete",
"distort" and "generalize" from NLP?)
"Flash bulb memory" is a special part of episodic
memory that stores highly contextualized dramatic events (remember
where you were during the 9-11 plane crash?). "Emotive
memory" is context free memory associated with the Amigdala
and with a brain structure called the hypocampus, which matures
in adolescence and is largely unavailable the first year or
two of life.
"Spatial memory" is our sense
of 3-d space - our physical map of our environment. It allows
us to know where we parked the car and where the bathroom
is and also how to navigate around in our world. "Procedural
memory" is the memory of motor skills: all the "how
to's" (drive a car, do Tai Chi, perform a dance piece...)
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