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Sound Familiar?
- Jean, 78, can’t remember where she put her glasses.
- Harold, 63, can’t recall the names of people he has met.
- Diane, 50, has trouble remembering appointments.
Chances are you, or someone you know, has experienced situations similar to these. Do these indicate a memory disorder or Alzheimer’s disease? No, not likely.
You can improve your memory!
Growing older and feeling more forgetful, by themselves, are not symptoms of disease. Instead, people who experience forgetfulness tend to:
- Be very active and busy.
- Have many things on their mind.
- Do not use strategies to remember new information.
The Memory Clinic
The Memory Clinic’s education based approach applies current research on memory, neuroscience and effective strategies to enhance memory.
Effective Memory Solutions
The Memory Clinic Education based programs, provide information on the following topics:
- What is memory?
- How your memory works.
- Why we forget information.
- Age and your changing memory.
- Improving information recall.
- Alzheimer’s Disease defined.
- Lifestyle and your memory.
- Strategies to improve memory.
Cognitive Restructuring for Memory Improvement
- Learn about memory, dementia and memory strategies.
- Learn how to think differently to improve your memory.
- Assessments for memory function and individual treatment programs are available.
Making An Appointment
Call the Senior Assessment Program to schedule an appointment, or for more information. 757-889-4999
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