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Early Childhood Memory |
24 July 2006 |
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What impact does a traumatic experience have on a young child? If they've suffered bereavement and then have to undergo hospital treatment, what effect might that earlier experience have on their young mind? With early childhood memories being crucial in the formation of identity, how should parents, grandparents and teachers work with children to help them understand, process and overcome early negative memories?
As part of Radio 4's Memory Season, Jenni is joined by Mark Howe, Professor of Development Psychology at Lancaster University and Joanne Morris-Smith, a consultant chartered psychologist at Great Ormond Street Hospital's Traumatic Stress Clinic.
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