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Alzheimer's & Dementia - Memory techniques
Upgrade your memory
Are there ways to train your memory? Yes! There are several strategies to improve memory.
Environment - get organised!
Try to reduce the amount of information that your brain has to remember as this will lessen the burden on your memory engines.
Phraseology
Phraseology especially helps to remember lists of words. Why is it called phraseology? Because you build phrases that help you remember lists of words.
External memory aids
An important and commonly used memory aid is the good old diary. This strategy falls under the category of external memory aids.
Chunking and organisation
You will remember anything better if you can reduce it with organisation into smaller entities called chunks and then memorise the chunks.
Associations: Dementia
Forming associations between aspects of information that have to be remembered is an effective learning strategy.
Repetition
Repetition is important to boost memory.
PQRST method
Don't worry - this one isn't as hard as it sounds!
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Remembering in pictures? We show you how.
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