Many individuals experience memory difficulties following brain injury. In fact, memory disorders are among the top three complaints of traumatic brain injury patients. For many patients, memory disorders resolve spontaneously a few months later. But for many others such memory disorders never resolve. What is Memory.
Memory is a complex system of electrochemical processes in the brain.
Memories are the result of changes in the nervous system produced by selective changes in brain cells. We remember things that are important, and we forget those things that are unimportant. If you get excited about something you are more likely to remember it. The things that we remember most readily are those things which threaten us and those things that promise rewards. How Memory Works.