Articles about Memory

Dissociative disorders are often misunderstood yet affect millions of people worldwide, causing disruptions in memory, identity, emotions, and sense of reality that can s...

Neuropsychological assessment evaluates how brain function affects memory, attention, language, and problem-solving. Through structured tasks, it helps identify cognitive...

Cognition covers how we think, learn, remember, and solve problems. Cognitive assessment evaluates these mental processes, identifying strengths, difficulties, and change...

Dementia care therapy shifts the focus from decline to dignity. By centring the person, not just the condition, it supports meaningful connection, preserves quality of li...

Memory improvement is about sharpening how you learn, retain, and recall information, at any age. Through proven techniques, healthy habits, and strategic practice, it su...

Cognitive ageing refers to changes in memory, thinking, and mental processing that occur over time. While some shifts are a normal part of ageing, significant decline is ...

Ever walked into a room and forgotten why you’re there? This familiar lapse isn’t a flaw in your memory but a clue to how it works, revealing how our surroundings quietly...

Movies that explore, engage, or offer insight into dissociative amnesia and the social and psychological issues involved.

An intersubjective psychodynamic model uses the therapeutic relationship to facilitate relational and neurological changes in patients with trauma histories.

Learning how to learn – a journey to each of our development

A look inside the way memory is stored in the body and mind, and how Drama Therapy can support change.