Description

Memory is essential to daily function, learning, and quality of life—yet few understand how it truly works. In this insightful course, Dr. Guy Annunziata provides chiropractors with a foundational understanding of the physiology of memory and cognitive function, offering the tools to better recognize and support patients with memory-related concerns. You’ll explore how memories are formed, consolidated, and retrieved, and gain clarity on the different types of memory—including short-term, long-term, auditory, episodic, and sequential memory. The course also reviews the specific brain regions responsible for each, giving you a comprehensive overview of how the brain processes and stores information. Whether you're working with aging patients, concussion recovery, or cognitive performance optimization, this course delivers essential insights into brain function and memory health. In this course, you’ll learn to: Understand the physiology behind memory formation and retrieval Differentiate between types of memory and their neural pathways Explore brain regions responsible for various memory functions Gain practical knowledge to support memory health and cognitive performance Help your patients protect what matters most—their ability to remember, learn, and thrive.