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Understanding recovered memory

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This fact sheet explores the myths around recovered memories or delayed recall. It describes a range of circumstances in which it occurs, not only related to extreme child abuse.

It also explains the mechanism of delayed recall and the substantial science behind it to enhance general understanding as well as that of legal and health practitioners.

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Memory
Trauma and memory
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Blue Knot Helpline and Redress Support Service1300 657 380
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Blue Knot Helpline and Redress Support Service1300 657 380
National Counselling and Referral Service - Disability1800 421 468