Memory Problems and Dementia
Memory Problems and Dementia: A Personalized Neuro-Treatment Approach with Genesis TMS
Introduction
At Genesis TMS, we go beyond traditional psychiatry, which often relies solely on reported symptoms. Our advanced brain-based diagnostics uncover the root causes of memory loss and cognitive decline. Using functional brain mapping and EEG-based data, we detect early signs of dementia and memory-related dysfunction, providing targeted, personalized TMS treatment protocols to restore and protect brain health.
What Are Memory Problems and Dementia?
Memory lapses happen to everyone. However, when forgetfulness becomes more frequent or affects daily life, it may signal early cognitive impairment or dementia. Dementia is not a single disease but a collection of progressive neurological conditions that impair memory, thinking, language, and behavior. Alzheimer’s disease is the most recognized form, but many others exist.
Who Experiences Memory Loss?
- Over 6.5 million Americans currently live with Alzheimer’s disease.
- 1 in 9 adults over age 65 have some form of dementia.
- 300,000 people under age 65 are affected by early-onset Alzheimer’s.
- Frontal-temporal dementia often affects individuals between ages 45 and 60.
- Memory issues are not limited to older adults—concussions, stress, poor diet, sleep problems, and certain medications can impact memory at any age.
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Common Causes of Memory Loss
- Alcohol or substance abuse
- Depression, PTSD, and anxiety
- Sleep apnea and poor sleep quality
- Poor nutrition and chronic inflammation
- Brain injuries or concussions
- Diabetes, obesity, and hypertension
- Medications or chemotherapy
- Infections such as Lyme disease
- Genetics and family history
- Hormonal imbalances
Why Choose Genesis TMS for Memory Treatment?
At Genesis TMS, we take a brain-first approach to cognitive decline by:
- Using non-invasive brain mapping and qEEG to identify dysfunctional brain patterns.
- Creating personalized TMS protocols to stimulate underactive regions.
- Monitoring changes in brain activity and symptoms over time.
- Offering early detection for at-risk individuals, especially those with a family history.
Symptoms to Watch For:
- Short-term memory loss
- Trouble finding words
- Mood swings or apathy
- Poor concentration
- Getting lost in familiar places
- Personality changes
- Repetitive speech or questions
How Genesis TMS Can Help
Our tailored protocols target cognitive networks through:
- EEG-guided brain stimulation.
- Targeted stimulation of memory-related brain regions (hippocampus, prefrontal cortex).
- Weekly monitoring and brain health coaching.
- Neurocognitive tracking dashboards.
- We work with you to preserve independence, restore memory, and empower you or your loved one with tools for cognitive longevity.
We work with you to preserve independence, restore memory, and empower you or your loved one with tools for cognitive longevity.
Types of Learning Disabilities Treated at Genesis TMS
Type 1: Alzheimer’s Disease
The most common form of dementia, characterized by memory loss, confusion, and reduced ability to problem-solve. EEG scans typically show reduced connectivity in the posterior and temporal lobes.
Type 2: Frontal-Temporal Dementia
Marked by personality and behavior changes, poor impulse control, and language difficulties. This condition begins in the frontal brain regions and affects judgment and empathy early on.
Type 3: Alcohol-Related Dementia
Long-term alcohol use damages brain cells and reduces overall brain volume. Symptoms include poor memory, confusion, hallucinations, and irritability.
Type 4: Vascular Dementia
Caused by impaired blood flow to the brain due to stroke, hypertension, or cardiovascular disease. Often co-occurs with other types of dementia.
Type 5: Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH)
A rare but treatable condition involving fluid buildup in the brain. Symptoms mimic Alzheimer’s but may include walking difficulties and urinary issues.
Type 6: Pseudodementia
Not true dementia, but memory issues stemming from depression or psychiatric conditions. It can be reversed with the right diagnosis and treatment.
Left Untreated, Memory Loss Can Lead To:
Trouble communicating
Confusion and disorientation
Impaired judgment and reasoning
Loss of independence
Unsafe behaviors and poor decision-making
Social withdrawal
