Forgetting: understanding an essential cognitive mechanism

As part of its Lecture Series, Euromed University of Fes organized a lecture entitled “Forgetting (benign, malicious and healthy)”, delivered by Prof. Mohamed Taiebine, Lecturer-Researcher in clinical neuropsychology at UEMF.

This talk allowed participants to explore the different forms of forgetting, their neuropsychological mechanisms and their role in cognitive functioning. Far from being merely a failure of memory, forgetting can be a natural and sometimes necessary process for cerebral balance.

Rich in exchanges and questions, the lecture offered a space for reflection on the links between memory, cognition and daily life, while highlighting the contributions of neuropsychology to the understanding of mental processes.

Through this Lecture Series, UEMF reaffirms its commitment to promoting scientific dialogue, the dissemination of knowledge and opening its university community to interdisciplinary topics, at the intersection of scientific research and the humanities.