in this DEEP Dive video podcast we explore memory loss as a consequence of abuse, whether narcissistic or physical or emotional.

It is highlighted that trauma, especially early in life, can lead to the suppression of painful memories as a defense mechanism. The Spanish source introduces the concept of "gaslighting" and manipulation as factors that contribute to memory loss.

The English source delves into the types of dissociative amnesia that can arise, including localized, selective, and generalized amnesia.

Both sources agree that trauma-related memory loss is a complex and often misunderstood phenomenon, but that memory is considered to be lost in order to protect itself.