Program Sections
Get these programs and more -- you'll find a variety of other games to practice and test your memory skills in the member area!

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The Memory Monitor
Evaluate your mind's readiness with our tool.

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Best Intentions
Improve your memory with day-to-day memory tasks.

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Facts and Figures
Discover new ways to remember facts and figures and practice them.

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Names and Faces
Ever struggle placing a name to a face? This program addresses that.

 

What have our customers said?
Testimonials from customers and health professionals who have worked with our program

“My 26-year-old son, was in the Army at Fort Bragg. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage which impacted his short term memory. When the event occurred, the neurologist said it would be six months before improvement in my son's cognitive process would be noted...There is no doubt that the cognitive exercises of your program were instrumental in my son's total recovery. The Memory Works makes it easy and fun to practice memory skills everyday. From the degree of progress my son made from your programs, I would highly recommend them to everyone.„
- D.J. Fox, La Palma, CA

"I've had a lot of fun with the CDs. I found the content to be well organized and full of good new and review information. Particularly interesting to me is the one for Names and Faces. I meet about five to six people every day that I then see weekly or monthly for some duration. It does get more and more difficult to recall their names when I need to, so I have been trying your techniques. They work! All of the exercises are challenging and enjoyable. I hope to return to them frequently for more practice.
The quality of the program is impressive. Even though I am not too computer-savy, I had no problem following the exercises.
I'm grateful for the program. My mother died of Alzheimer's disease, so I know first-hand the devastation of the extremes of memory loss. I encourage you in your work and research on memory because the world needs it."
- Beth S., Fort Wayne, IN

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What is neuroplasticity?

The human brain is incredibly adaptive. Our mental capacity is astonishingly large, and our ability to process widely varied information and complex new experiences with relative ease can often be surprising. The brain’s ability to act and react in ever-changing ways is known, in the scientific community, as “neuroplasticity.”
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