The debate around mental illness, trauma, and memory

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Recorded15 Mar 2021

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There has been recent media coverage of an Australian woman's allegation of sexual assault taking place over 30 years ago. The coverage included some of the woman's own writing, and perhaps disordered thinking. This has raised the issue of the credibility of people with mental health issues - particularly if there has been trauma, and an affected memory. What does research and evidence tell us about complex psychiatric problems?

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