Repression is a term used in psychology to represent the process of someone unconsciously pushing unwanted thoughts, feelings, impulses, or memories from their minds. Addressing and acknowledging repressed memories can be a great way to improve a person’s mental health; but, this process can also be difficult, as painful emotions are hard to revisit.
Article: Repression: What It Is & Its Place in Modern Psychology
Written by: Eric Patterson LPC
Reviewed by: Kristen Fuller MD
Published: 08/29/2022
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