In this episode of The One You Feed, Dr. Marisa G. Franco joins Eric to explore why old insecurities can return even after years of growth and why that does not mean progress is lost. The conversation covers how past experiences continue to shape present reactions, the limits of intellectual insight, and the role of acknowledging difficult emotions. Franco introduces the idea of becoming "secure-ish," and explains how memory reconsolidation may help change the emotional impact of painful experiences. The episode centers on the difference between eliminating insecurity and trusting that we can meet anxious, rejected, or uncertain feelings when they arise.
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Memory reconsolidation can change the emotional impact of painful experiences
Franco explains that memory reconsolidation may help change the emotional impact of painful experiences.