Psychologist Sarah Gundle describes how Sinéad O’Connor’s music and her example helped Gundle’s patients to tell their stories of sexual trauma and how O’Connor’s bravery, candor and artistry have guided Gundle in becoming a deeper listener and better therapist.
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Buried or repressed memory is the go-to plot point for so many films and books recently, Liz Nugent’s Strange Sally Diamond makes good use of the trope but what actually is it? How does it function? Is it even a thing?
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