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Table
of Contents of The Revolutionary Memory Course
Introduction
The Mental Function Questionnaire
Part One: The Theory
What is Memory?
Types of Memory
The Case of Henry M.
More Memory Terms
Concentration Capacity
Forgetting is not always Bad
Reasons for Memory Problems
Is it Alzheimer’s?
What is Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)?
Mental States and the Brain
The Executive Center of the Brain
Concentration
ADD/ADHD
Attitude and Memory Improvement
10 Ways to Keep your Brain in Good Shape
Part Two: The Practice
Subjective Baseline
Learn to Relax
Learn to Reprogram your Mind
Improve your Memory and Concentration through Engagement
Enhancing the Engagement Technique
Combining the Senses
Linking
Remembering Numbers
Remembering Words and Spelling
Remembering Concepts
Remembering Time
Remembering Names
Did I Remember to…?
What was I looking for
The AFC Technique
Practice! Practice! Practice!
Mental Rehearsal
Part Three: Using the Concentration Matrix and the Memory Cards
Concentration Matrix
Basic Practice
Additional Practice
Advanced Concentration Practice
Working with Concentration Distractions
Memory Cards
Auditory Practice
Advanced Memory Practice
The Delayed Technique
User Defined Words
The Reverse Technique
Adding Distractions
How Long should you Practice
Progress
Conclusion
Subjective Forms
Progress Sheet – Concentration Matrix
Progress Sheet – Memory Cards
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