Improve Your Memory

	Science reveals how to improve everyday memory                 Want better grades?             Need to improve job knowledge?             Losing memory ability as you age?             Want to look smart, feel smart, be smart? Does your memory need a checkup and treatment? Get the widely acclaimed book, Thank You Brain For all You Remember. What You Forgot Was My Fault. Rave reviews. The ones at Amazon are all 5-star, except for one 4-star Order now. Use secure credit card purchase from this site (for fastest delivery & signed copy) or from  Amazon, or AnvilPub.net Dr. Bill, Memory Medic If your memory is ill, Dr. Bill is your pill Dr. Bill, D.V.M., Ph.D. Professor of Neuroscience Texas A&M University He makes house calls! Click the workshop link. Dr. Bill's book. This book explains what researchers are leaning about how memory works − and fails to work. The book provides fresh ideas about how to improve memory. Over 150 key ideas for improving memory. Opinions of the Book. The reviews have been terrific. Ask Dr. Bill. This memory advice column invites you to ask questions about your particular memory problems. Dr. Bill's Answers. See the answers to other people's questions on specific memory problems. Workshops. Arrange for presentations or workshops for your group (professional, business, or school). Dr. Bill's Blog. Read Dr. Bill's stories, opinions about memory, and summaries of relevant new research. Recent Research Summaries. See summaries of research with practical applications. Papers on Memory.  Formal publications in refereed education journals. What good is learning if you don't remember it? Computer slide shows. A trap for bad teaching. Other Books by "Dr. Bill".  Neuroscience textbook, pop-science book on armadillos, self-help book on personal responsibility Dr. Bill's biographical sketch. Dr. Bill is a scientist who has spent over 40 years studying the brain. His research has included memory processes in everything from white rats to college sophomores. Media Kit Links. Mind Tools Bookstore - specific memory gimmicks

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