SEE MEMORY CLINICAL

A neuroscience-informed film and clinical toolkit for trauma therapy, clinician training, and reflective practice.

Developed by Viviane Silvera, MFA
(B.A. Psychology, Tufts University) • Founder, On Art LLC

See Memory Clinical™ combines the 28-minute PBS edition of the film with a clinical toolkit designed for therapists, educators, and training programs exploring trauma, emotional memory, and narrative healing.

Through a blend of visual storytelling and contemporary neuroscience, the film offers clinicians and patients a vivid way to reflect on how memories are carried, revisited, and understood within the therapeutic process.

Professional use of the film—including excerpts in therapy sessions, group settings, trainings, or screenings—requires a See Memory Clinical™ license.

See Memory also resonates strongly within psychoanalytic and depth-oriented traditions, where imagery, narrative, and symbolic expression are understood as pathways into emotional memory. Many clinicians find that the film’s visual language helps patients approach experiences that are difficult to articulate directly, allowing memory and meaning to emerge gradually through reflection and dialogue.

Developed by Viviane Silvera, MFA (B.A. Psychology, Tufts University) • Founder, On Art LLC

For professional/clinical use, excerpts, groups, or trainings, a clinical license is required.


See Memory has been presented in clinical, academic, and medical settings and is used by therapists, educators, and researchers exploring trauma, memory, and healing.

 

What is See Memory Clinical?

See Memory Clinical™ is a licensed professional resource built around the 28-minute PBS edition of See Memory and an accompanying facilitation framework for therapeutic and clinical settings.

Clinicians across psychotherapy, psychiatry, social work, and counseling have begun integrating the film into therapeutic conversations about trauma, emotional memory, and meaning-making.

The film supports conversation about trauma, memory reconsolidation, dissociation, and resilience through imagery that reaches patients in a different register than talk alone.See Memory Clinical™ has been adopted in clinical, academic, and medical settings and is used by therapists, educators, and researchers exploring trauma, memory, and healing.

The film has been screened and discussed in clinical, academic, and medical settings including psychotherapy communities, university programs, and neuroscience research environments.


What Clinicians Are Saying

“A powerful and accessible film for clinicians working with trauma and implicit memory.”
Penny Rosen, LCSW
Chair, Program Committee
National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis

“The visuals bypass defense. You drop into the psyche through this sensory, imaginal experience.”
Joseph Lee, MSW
Jungian Analyst
This Jungian Life

“It’s like a meditation… it allows the unconscious to meet the image in its own time.”
Deborah Stewart, LCSW
Jungian Analyst
This Jungian Life

“The response has been outstanding. I began using excerpts as an augmentation tool in psychotherapy with patients who have experienced trauma.”
Dr. Silvana Riggio
Neurologist & Psychiatrist
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai


Common clinical applications

Individual therapy: imagery as a bridge into difficult memory content

Group therapy: shared viewing + structured reflection

Clinician training: trauma-informed discussion and case resonance

Psychoeducation: memory systems + emotional salience in accessible form

Hospital / clinic programming: wellness, narrative medicine, interdisciplinary dialogue

Community partner events: co-presented screenings with Q&A (licensed)

Depth-oriented therapy: exploring symbolic imagery, narrative identity, and emotional memory


Use in Training and Educational Settings

See Memory is also used in graduate training programs, residency seminars, and university counseling centers as a reflective teaching tool. The film’s visual exploration of emotional memory, trauma, and narrative identity can support discussions about how memory is experienced by patients and how clinicians listen to and work with these experiences in practice. Training programs often pair short excerpts from the film with facilitated discussion about therapeutic listening, trauma-informed care, and the role of narrative in clinical work.


Clinical Toolkit Included With License

Each clinical license includes access to the See Memory Clinical Toolkit, designed to help therapists integrate the film into individual sessions, group work, and clinician training.

The toolkit includes:

Session Framework

• Using See Memory in a Therapy Session (5-step method)
• Suggested clip segments for therapeutic use
• Facilitation prompts for discussion and reflection

Client Reflection Worksheets

• Memory Mapping Exercise
• Emotional Memory Reflection
• Imagery & Meaning Worksheet
• Rewriting the Scene Exercise

Discussion Prompts

• Questions for individual therapy sessions
• Group therapy reflection prompts
• Clinician training discussion prompts

These materials allow clinicians to integrate the film immediately into therapeutic work without needing to design their own framework.


How Clinicians Are Using See Memory

Clinicians report integrating the film in several ways:

• Showing short clips to introduce concepts like implicit memory or emotional memory
• Using imagery to help patients describe experiences that are difficult to verbalize
• Pairing the film with reflective worksheets during therapy sessions
• Facilitating discussion in trauma recovery groups
• Using the film in clinician training programs exploring trauma and memory

Because the film combines visual storytelling with neuroscience, many clinicians report that it helps patients understand trauma responses in ways that feel less abstract than traditional psychoeducation.


What Your See Memory Clinical License Includes

✔ Licensed access to the 30-minute PBS edition
✔ Permission for therapeutic and professional use (based on license tier)
✔ Access to the See Memory Clinical Toolkit
✔ Short film clips for session use
✔ Facilitation prompts and worksheets
✔ Optional live discussion with filmmaker Viviane Silvera

Licenses are structured to support ethical clinical use and protect the integrity of the work.


CLINICAL LICENSING OPTIONS

Individual Clinician

Most clinicians begin here

For solo practitioners.
Includes clinical use in individual sessions + in-practice viewing.

Includes:

• Streaming access to the 30-minute PBS edition
• Clinical toolkit with worksheets and facilitation prompts
• Use of short clips during individual therapy sessions

Designed for independent clinicians. Institutional and hospital licenses are available separately.

See Memory Clinical™ — Individual Clinician License
from $275.00

A neuroscience-informed visual resource for trauma-informed therapeutic practice.

See Memory Clinical™ is a professionally licensed adaptation of the award-winning PBS documentary See Memory, developed specifically for licensed mental health clinicians working with trauma, dissociation, grief, and memory-related distress.

Grounded in contemporary research on emotional memory and reconsolidation, this resource translates complex neuroscience into structured visual narrative tools designed to support psychoeducation, therapeutic insight, and experiential integration within clinical settings.

Why Clinicians Use It

Clients struggling with trauma often feel confused, ashamed, or “broken” when memories feel fragmented, intrusive, or inaccessible.

See Memory Clinical™ helps patients understand:

  • How emotional memories are formed and stored

  • Why traumatic memory feels present-tense

  • The difference between implicit and explicit memory

  • How memory can change through safe therapeutic processes

The visual format often allows clients to grasp what language alone cannot fully convey.

As one psychiatrist noted:

“I began to use excerpts as an augmentation tool in psychotherapy with patients who have been victims of trauma. The response has been outstanding.”
— Silvana Riggio, M.D., Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

What’s Included

Licensed Professional Use of the 30-Minute PBS Edition

  • Approved for use in individual and group therapy sessions

  • Modular clip segments for flexible integration

  • Secure streaming access

113-Page Clinical Facilitation Guide (PDF)

  • Session integration strategies

  • Trauma-informed pacing recommendations

  • Reflection prompts

  • Structured discussion pathways

Printable Worksheets

  • Client-friendly psychoeducational tools

  • Memory-mapping exercises

  • Processing prompts for in-session or between-session use

Designed for Trauma-Informed Practice

See Memory Clinical™ does not replace clinical training. It is intended as a supplemental therapeutic resource for licensed professionals working within their scope of practice.

The material has been adopted in medical, academic, and psychotherapy settings and incorporates insights from leading researchers in memory science, including Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel, M.D., and Daniela Schiller, Ph.D., Professor of Psychiatry & Neuroscience at Mount Sinai.

Licensing Options

3-Year Individual Clinician License — $595
Best value for long-term integration into your practice.

1-Year Individual Clinician License — $275
For clinicians who prefer to begin with annual access.

Licensed for use by 1–2 clinicians within a single practice.

Who This Is For

  • Psychotherapists working with trauma or dissociation

  • Psychodynamic and depth-oriented clinicians

  • EMDR and somatic practitioners

  • Narrative and integrative therapists

  • Clinicians seeking visual psychoeducation tools

A Note on Use

This license permits use within therapeutic sessions only.
Streaming access is for licensed professional use and may not be distributed directly to clients outside the therapeutic context.

Begin Integration

See Memory Clinical™ is designed to be integrated gradually — many clinicians begin with short excerpts (3–5 minutes) to support specific psychoeducational moments within therapy.

Secure access is delivered immediately upon purchase.


Small Practice
For 3–7 clinicians.
Includes multi-user access + internal training permission.

See Memory Clinical™ — Group Practice License (3–7 Clinicians)
from $950.00

Group Practice License (3–7 Clinicians)

A shared, neuroscience-informed clinical resource for trauma-focused practices.

The Group Practice License is designed for small therapeutic teams seeking to integrate a structured, research-informed visual resource across clinicians within one practice location.

Grounded in contemporary memory science and developed in consultation with leading researchers in emotional memory and reconsolidation, See Memory Clinical™ translates complex neuroscience into accessible, clinically adaptable tools that support trauma-informed therapeutic work.

This tier allows multiple clinicians within a single practice to incorporate the film and facilitation materials into individual sessions, group work, and internal professional development.

Designed for Collaborative Clinical Settings

Trauma treatment often benefits from conceptual alignment across a practice. When clinicians share a common psychoeducational framework, patients experience greater coherence in language, approach, and understanding.

Practices use See Memory Clinical™ to support:

  • Psychoeducation around traumatic memory and dissociation

  • Understanding implicit vs. explicit memory

  • Reducing shame around memory fragmentation

  • Structured experiential integration within sessions

  • Shared clinical vocabulary across therapeutic teams

The visual format supports patients who struggle to articulate memory-related distress verbally, while preserving clinician pacing and judgment.

What’s Included

Multi-User Clinical License (3–7 Clinicians)
Licensed use within one practice location

Approved Use in:

  • Individual therapy

  • Group therapy

  • Internal case consultation

  • Staff training and clinical development meetings

Secure Streaming Access

  • 30-minute PBS edition

  • Modular clip segments for flexible integration

113-Page Clinical Facilitation Guide (PDF)

  • Trauma-informed integration strategies

  • Session pacing considerations

  • Discussion frameworks

  • Reflective prompts

Printable Client Worksheets

  • Psychoeducational tools

  • Memory-mapping exercises

  • Processing prompts

All materials included in the Individual Clinician License tier.

Clinical Authority

See Memory Clinical™ incorporates insights from leading memory researchers including Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel, M.D., and Daniela Schiller, Ph.D., Professor of Psychiatry & Neuroscience at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

The resource has been adopted in academic, medical, and psychotherapy settings.

As noted by a Mount Sinai psychiatrist:

“I began to use excerpts as an augmentation tool in psychotherapy with patients who have been victims of trauma. The response has been outstanding.”
— Silvana Riggio, M.D.

Licensing Options

3-Year Group Practice License — $2,200
Save $650 compared to annual renewal
As low as approximately $104 per clinician per year (7-person practice)

1-Year Group Practice License — $950

Pre-selected 3-Year option recommended for long-term integration.

Important Licensing Notes

This license permits use by 3–7 clinicians within a single practice location.
Streaming access is for professional use only and may not be distributed directly to clients outside therapeutic sessions.

See Memory Clinical™ is a supplemental resource and does not replace clinical training or constitute medical or psychological treatment.


Mid-Size Practice
For 8–20 clinicians.
Includes multi-user access + internal training permission.

Mid-Size Practice License (8–20 Clinicians)
from $1,800.00

A structured, neuroscience-informed resource for coordinated clinical teams.

The Mid-Size Practice License is designed for trauma-focused practices, outpatient programs, and specialty clinics seeking to integrate a shared psychoeducational and experiential framework across therapeutic teams.

See Memory Clinical™ translates contemporary research on emotional memory and reconsolidation into a visually grounded clinical resource that supports trauma-informed treatment, client psychoeducation, and collaborative case conceptualization.

When adopted across a team, the material helps establish consistent language, conceptual clarity, and shared pacing principles in the treatment of trauma, dissociation, and memory-related distress.

Designed for Program-Level Integration

Mid-size practices often require more than individual clinician access. This tier supports:

  • Multi-clinician use across therapeutic teams

  • Integration into group programs and structured treatment tracks

  • Internal case consultation and peer supervision

  • Staff training and professional development meetings

  • Shared psychoeducational framework for clients across providers

The visual format supports patients who struggle to verbalize traumatic memory while allowing clinicians to maintain careful pacing and therapeutic containment.

What’s Included

Multi-User License (8–20 Clinicians)
Licensed for use within one practice location or coordinated program.

Approved Clinical Use

  • Individual therapy

  • Group therapy

  • Intensive outpatient or specialty tracks

  • Internal training and case review

Secure Streaming Access

  • 30-minute PBS edition

  • Modular clip segments for flexible session integration

113-Page Clinical Facilitation Guide (PDF)

  • Trauma-informed integration strategies

  • Pacing and containment recommendations

  • Structured discussion frameworks

  • Team alignment guidance

Printable Client Worksheets

  • Psychoeducational materials

  • Memory-mapping exercises

  • Reflective prompts for in-session or between-session use

Clinical Authority

See Memory Clinical™ incorporates insights from leading memory researchers including Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel, M.D., and Daniela Schiller, Ph.D., Professor of Psychiatry & Neuroscience at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

The resource has been adopted in academic, medical, and psychotherapy settings and is designed to support licensed professionals working within their scope of practice.

Licensing Options

3-Year Mid-Size Practice License — $4,500 (Recommended)
Designed for sustained integration across teams.

1-Year License — $1,800

Licensed for use by 8–20 clinicians within a single practice location.
For multi-site or hospital systems, please inquire about Institutional Licensing.

Important Licensing Note

See Memory Clinical™ is a supplemental clinical resource and does not replace formal clinical training. Streaming access is for professional use only and may not be distributed directly to clients outside therapeutic sessions.


Medical Education & Residency Programs

For residency programs, fellowship training, and medical school departments using See Memory in resident education and clinical skills training.

Includes:

  • 28-minute PBS edition (streaming access)

  • Clinical toolkit with therapeutic frameworks

  • Educational discussion guide (113 pages)

  • Short clips for teaching sessions

  • 3-year departmental license

  • Optional facilitated Zoom session with filmmaker

Common settings:

  • Psychiatry, neurology, and family medicine residencies

  • Medical school narrative medicine programs

  • Fellowship training programs

  • Graduate programs in psychology, social work, counseling

From $1,495.00
Multi-department and campus-wide licenses available


Institutional & Clinical Program Partnerships

For hospitals, university counseling centers, residency programs, and multi-site treatment organizations interested in integrating See Memory Clinical™ into training, clinical discussion, or interdisciplinary programming.

Institutional licenses support the use of the film in clinical education, staff development, and programmatic conversations about trauma, memory, and therapeutic listening.

Many programs use the film as a starting point for discussion about emotional memory, narrative identity, and the experience of trauma from both clinical and patient perspectives.

Institutional licenses may include

• Campus or site-wide streaming access
• Use in clinical training programs and seminars
• Integration into educational curricula or supervision groups
• Staff training and professional development events
• Facilitated screenings followed by clinical discussion
• Optional implementation consultation with the filmmaker

Common institutional settings

• Hospital psychiatry and psychotherapy programs
• University counseling centers
• Graduate training programs in psychology and social work
• Residency and fellowship programs
• Narrative medicine and interdisciplinary health programs

Licensing

Institutional licenses are customized depending on the scope of use, number of clinicians or trainees, and whether programming or facilitated discussion is included.

Institutional licensing begins at $6,000.

Organizations interested in integrating See Memory Clinical™ into training or clinical programming are encouraged to reach out to discuss the most appropriate license structure.

Request Institutional Proposal


Not sure which tier fits? Send a note—we will guide you to the right license.


What Happens After You Purchase

Once your license is activated, you will receive access to the See Memory Clinical Portal, which includes:

• Streaming access to the 28-minute PBS edition of See Memory
• A library of short therapeutic clips that can be integrated into sessions
• The See Memory Clinical Toolkit, including session frameworks, reflection prompts, and client worksheets
• Guidance on using the film in individual therapy, groups, and clinician training settings

Access is provided shortly after purchase, allowing clinicians to begin exploring the materials and integrating them into practice.

Licenses are issued for a defined term (typically 1 year or 3 years) and can be renewed for continued access.

Ethical Use in Clinical Settings

See Memory Clinical™ is designed to support reflection, conversation, and psychoeducation within therapeutic contexts. It is not intended to replace clinical judgment or established treatment methods.

Clinicians are encouraged to integrate the film in ways that are appropriate to their professional training, client population, and therapeutic approach.

Because the film touches on themes related to trauma and emotional memory, therapists should exercise clinical discretion regarding when and how excerpts are introduced.

When used thoughtfully, many clinicians find that the film’s imagery can help patients explore experiences that are difficult to articulate through words alone.

See Memory has been presented in clinical, academic, and medical settings and has been used in conversations with neuroscientists, psychiatrists, therapists, and educators exploring trauma and emotional memory.

See Memory Clinical™ is intended for licensed professionals and supervised clinical trainees.


FAQ

See Memory Clinical™ is licensed for a defined term (1-year or 3-year). Continued access requires renewal of the license.

Your See Memory Clinical™ license is valid for use by the licensed clinician(s) within your practice. Access credentials may not be shared with individuals outside the licensed users.

Multi-clinician practices should select the appropriate Practice License.

Q: Can I use the PBS link in my practice?
A: The PBS link is for personal viewing only. Clinical, group, training, or public use requires a See Memory Clinical license.

Q: Can I show clips?
A: Clip use can be included depending on your license tier. Tell us your intended use and we’ll recommend the best fit.

Q: Can we host a screening with a discussion?
A: Yes—screening + facilitated discussion options are available for partner organizations and professional communities.

Q: Do you offer annual subscriptions?
A: Yes—annual options are available for clinicians and practices who prefer a lower barrier to entry.


Bring See Memory into your clinical work—with the right permissions.

Tell us your setting (solo practice, group practice, hospital/clinic, training program) and how you’d like to use the film. We’ll reply with the recommended license and next steps.