I. Problems of Memory, and,
II. Training to Get Better.
I. Problems of Memory
UK Stroke Assembly 2013 - Memory Problems
Published on Nov 21, 2013This film was shown at the start of a session at the 2013 UK Stroke Assembly. It describes some stroke survivors' and carers' experiences of memory problems following a stroke.
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Silent Strokes Tied to Memory Loss Among Older Adults
Uploaded on Jan 31, 2012A massive stroke - when a blood vessel in the brain bursts - can leave someone paralyzed, mute or dead. The World Health Organization says at least six million people died from strokes in 2008 alone. But not everyone recognizes when they've had a mild stroke, which may not cause any symptoms. New research indicates these so-called 'silent' strokes affect more people than previously thought. And they can cause memory loss in one out of four older adults. VOA's Melinda Smith has details.
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Sally Buttshaw, Stroke Memory Recovery
Published on Dec 17, 2013When Sally Buttshaw suffered a stroke, it impaired her ability to recall information. Using memory techniques, she has regained her ability. These techniques can help anyone keep their memory strong. Speech and Language Pathologist Rich DeWitt from Asante Rehabilitation shows how.
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Memory Declines Years Before Stroke Strikes
Uploaded on Feb 2, 2012Memory is already impaired years before a stroke occurs, declining most rapidly in people destined to suffer a fatal stroke, according to a population-based study of more than 11,000 people. Dr. Maria Glymour discusses the results. See the related story at http://tinyurl.com/75k2efd
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Cogmed: Stroke Brain Injury and Working Memory Training
Uploaded on Dec 29, 2008Cogmed CEO Jonas Jendi discusses the benefits of working memory training for victims of stroke and traumatic brain injury.
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Speech Language Pathology 2 : How to Improve Short Term Memory Loss
Uploaded on Sep 23, 2010Memory loss may be due to stroke, head trauma, nerve damage, old age or even having a busy schedule. Improve your short term memory with the tips given by a speech language pathologist in this free video on short term memory loss.
Expert: Odelia Mirzadeh Contact: www.innovativeslp.com.
Series Description: A speech and language pathologist, often referred to as a speech therapist, is a licensed health care professional who diagnoses, evaluates, and treats children and adults with speech impairments, as well as communication difficulties. Understand more about speech language and pathology with the helpful advice from a speech and language pathologist in this free video series on speech language pathology.
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II. Training to Get Better
Lumosity's Mike Scanlon On Exercising The Brain | Founder Stories
Published on Apr 5, 2013SSTattler: Many stroke survivors love Lumosity; you will have to evaluate, it is good or not.
Lumosity is an online training program for your brain that helps you improve memory, attention and other cognitive abilities. KPCB partner Mike Abbott talks to Mike Scanlon, co-founder of Lumosity, about his work in the field of neuroscience and helping people improve their memories and brain functions.
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Do Brain Games Really Make You Smarter?
Published on May 8, 2013SSTattler: Hmmm, yes and no ....
There's a lot of conflicting research out there about brain training games. It seems like they're helpful, but are they actually working to improve our intelligence? Anthony wades through the research to determine the actual value of brain games.
Read More:
Brain Teaser Games May Slow Aging Mind "Challenging yourself with a brain-teasing game for just two hours a week may help slow the degree of mental decay associated with the natural aging process, a new study finds."
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Cognitive Training Using a Visual Speed of Processing Intervention in Middle Aged and Older Adults "Age-related cognitive decline is common and may lead to substantial difficulties and disabilities in everyday life. We hypothesized that 10 hours of visual speed of processing training would prevent age-related declines and potentially improve cognitive processing speed."
Online Brain-Training: Does it Really Work? "Websites that claim to increase concentration, verbal reasoning and memory have become big business, despite research that challenges their effectiveness."
Q&A: New Evidence Shows Brain-Training Games Don't Work "The desire to improve our cognitive ability through brain-training games has turned into what is said to be a trillion-dollar industry."
Do Brain Games Work? "A few new studies, including one meta-analysis, suggest brain games don't make you any better at anything but playing brain games."
Putting Brain Training to the Test "'Brain training', or the goal of improved cognitive function through the regular use of computerized tests, is a multimillion-pound industry1, yet in our view scientific evidence to support its efficacy is lacking."
Working Memory Training Does Not Improve Intelligence in Healthy Young Adults "Jaeggi and her colleagues claimed that they were able to improve fluid intelligence by training working memory."
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Lumosity Review - How Lumosity Brain Games Improve Brain Function
Published on Jan 3, 2013Read The Complete Lumosity Review Here: http://www.squidoo.com/lumosity-review-brain-games
Research shows thаt сеrtаіn types оf mental exercise саn enhance thе health аnd function оf thе brain. Our scientists hаvе engineered dozens оf engaging games wіth thіѕ discovery іn mind, аnd studies hаvе confirmed thаt Lumosity training саn improve memory, attention, аnd оthеr cognitive areas.
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The Art of Memory: Daniel Kilov at TedxMacquarieUniversity
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Having struggled with organizational skills as a symptom of his poor memory all through high school, Daniel sought out methods to improve his memory. It was then that he discovered the "Art of Memory", a loosely associated group of mnemonic principles and techniques used to organize memory impressions, improve recall, and assist in the combination and 'invention' of ideas. These techniques are sometimes referred to as mnemotechnics, and are employed by memory athletes to perform remarkable feats of learning.
Shortly afterwards, Daniel sought out Australia's most successful memory athlete, Tansel Ali. Daniel was trained privately by Tansel and at the 2011 Australian Memory Championships Daniel managed to secure second place behind his coach and mentor, and third place in the competition overall. He also broke the Australian record for the abstract images event and is the official holder of that record, having memorized the order of 99 abstract shapes.
Daniel now espouses the value of memory techniques as a potential revolution in education, both in the traditional sense of the word and, because as a matter of historical fact, the art of memory formed the cornerstone of education from the time of the Ancient Greeks, up until the renaissance. When we use memory techniques, we revolve back to the ancient and effective art of learning, memorizing and composition.
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Brain Training Helps Stroke Victim Improve Memory at LearningRX
Uploaded on Oct 2, 2009Brain Training helps this 27 year old stroke victim improve his memory at LearningRx http://www.learningrx.com/main-line He can recite all 44 presidents by memory using some of the memory visualization skills he has aquired at LearningRx.
To learn more about what we do to make learning easier, contact us via phone at: 610-440-3600 or visit our website at: http://www.learningrx.com/main-line we really do Make Learning Easier, find out how we can help you in your situation. If you like, you could also shoot us an email at mainline.pa@learningrx.net to ask whatever questions you may have.
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The 10! Show Discusses Brain Training with LearningRX
Uploaded on Mar 31, 2010SSTattler: LearningRX trains stroke client get better; this video talk, mostly, about kids but it is for stroke as well.
LearningRx center director Janet Rutzel sits down http://www.learningrx.com/main-line with 10! Show host Lori to discuss the benefits of brain training and the benefits of the LearningRx program.
Visit our website to see how we make learning easier: http://www.learningrx.com/main-line or give us a call to discuss your situation 610-440-3600.
We look forward to working with you to see how we can help.
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Cogmed: Cogmed QM Demonstration
Uploaded on Dec 29, 2008A brief demonstration of Cogmed QM, a new working memory training program designed especially for adults with attention problems.
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Improve Short Term Memory, how to Improve Short Term Memory Loss, Exercises
Uploaded on Nov 23, 2009http://review-bonus.com/lumosity.html
Sharpen your memory. The games in this course will help you work on your spatial and working memory, and face-name recall. http://review-bonus.com/lumosity.html
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Lumosity Brain Training Games - Lumosity Games - Familiar Faces
Uploaded on May 19, 2010http://bit.ly/gamesforbrain Great games to enhance your brain abilities.
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In this game we have to use the blue arrow to help prient yourself as the iceberg spins.
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