Matthew Coles, Advance BWRT Practitioner

Hi Diana Thanks for your reply. There are many things that can contribute to short or long term memory loss. With that being said though it is good to understand the brain and how our minds work. The brain is a very finite organ in the which our conscious minds can only think and focus on a few things if not just one thing. Imagine your brain is this platter of food that fills up and in order to get rid of the food that is already on there you need to eat it or throw it away. Food is always going to be put on this platter, but the platter is only so big that it can't always catch or make room for the extra food that is coming and therefore the food falls off the platter because the platter is already full. Now it would not surprise me that the reason you, or someone you know, are having memory problems is because your brain (platter) is already full and it can't take on anything else at the moment. It needs to empty the platter. Now what is on that platter is anyones guess but in my experiences some of that food could be trauma (abuse-physically/sexually) Grief, Emotional Abuse. Some of the other foods could be limiting beliefs, anxiety, or an event that has not healed yet etc. Once you clear the food your brain can function better and take on more food or in this case have better memory retention because right now the brain is saying that these things on the plate need to be addressed and is giving more energy into healing from those things and doesn't want to give any energy to other memories that aren't important right now. It's literally screaming to that person, get this fixed now! I am tired of carrying this for so long. It is not serving me any more. Now that being said, in my case that is majority of people, in some cases it could literally be a medical problem or a brain injury that has nothing to do with psychology. That is where a doctor is needed. However, in this case what I do is literally clear that platter with the modality that I do that could possibly help with short and long term memory. I would be more than happy to explain this in more detail with you and to see if its right for you. I hope that this helps in better understanding of how to go about it.

Hi Diana I saw your question and was curious as to what you mean by Memory Care. I may have an answer for you but I just wanted to get clarity as to what you are looking for.