Memory Disorders

Memory disorders can interfere with attention, recall, and daily functioning. At Myneurva Brain Centers in Hackensack, New Jersey, Frederick Starr, MD, FAACAP, uses quantitative EEG brain mapping to identify patterns of dysregulation that affect cognitive performance. The practice designs individualized neurofeedback protocols grounded in measurable neurological data. By emphasizing structured, physician-directed care, Myneurva Brain Centers aims to improve memory stability and overall brain function. Schedule a consultation by phone or online to begin a personalized cognitive evaluation.

What are memory disorders?

Memory disorders affect how you store, retain, or recall information. You might forget recent conversations, misplace items often, or struggle to find the right words. 

Some memory problems relate to stress or poor sleep. Others connect to neurological conditions or age-related changes. When memory issues begin to interfere with work, relationships, or daily tasks, it’s time to look deeper.

What causes memory problems?

Many factors can disrupt memory, including:

• Brain injury
• Stroke
• Chronic stress
• Depression
• Attention disorders
• Neurodegenerative conditions 

These can all affect how the brain processes information. Memory doesn’t rely on one single area but depends on coordinated communication between multiple brain networks. When those networks fall out of balance, recall and focus can suffer.

How are memory disorders evaluated?

Myneurva Brain Centers begins their assessment with a comprehensive consultation. Dr. Starr reviews your history, cognitive concerns, sleep patterns, mood, and medical background. Next, he performs a QEEG brain mapping assessment. 

QEEG measures electrical activity across different regions of the brain. This assessment allows Dr. Starr to identify patterns of underactivity or overactivity that may affect attention, processing speed, and memory formation. Instead of guessing, he uses objective neurological measurement to guide next steps.

Dr. Starr specializes in psychiatry and neurology and brings expertise in EEG analysis and computational neuroscience to benefit patients with memory problems. After reviewing your QEEG data, he designs a structured, individualized neurofeedback program tailored to your brain’s unique activity patterns.

How can neurofeedback support memory?

Neurofeedback trains the brain to regulate itself more efficiently. During sessions, sensors measure your brain activity in real time. The system provides feedback that encourages healthier brainwave patterns linked to attention, cognitive flexibility, and working memory. 

With consistent training, the brain can strengthen communication between key memory networks.

Your treatment is supported by advanced neural network analysis (ANNA), a patented machine-learning EEG assistant. ANNA enhances data interpretation and supports precise protocol design. This technology helps Dr. Starr refine your program based on measurable patterns rather than broad assumptions.

Dr. Starr monitors your progress and reassesses you periodically so he can adjust your treatment as your brain adapts.

Memory concerns can feel unsettling, but the brain has a great capacity for change. At Myneurva Brain Centers, structured neuroregulation and measurable outcomes help you regain clarity, confidence, and cognitive stability. Call the office or book an appointment online today.