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Suffering with memory loss or problems after an accident?

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Memory Loss Tests & Treatment After an Accident

Memory loss after a workplace or car accident is often linked to traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and can manifest in various forms, including difficulty recalling past events, forming new memories, or experiencing confusion and disorientation. These memory problems range from temporary, short term or long term and from mild to severe depending on the severity of the head injury. Even mild concussions can lead to temporary memory loss.
 

If you have been in an accident and you are experiencing memory problems, prompt medical evaluation is crucial. Our expert team at Neurobehavioral Rehabilitation Associates will assess the severity of your memory problems and recommend appropriate treatment—contact us to schedule an initial evaluation.

Memory Loss Treatments We Offer

We offer independent, evidence-based testing, personalized treatment plans, and long-term support to help you recover from memory loss as a result of an accident.

  • Memory testing and assessments

  • Treatment for memory loss and amnesia

  • Memory and cognitive rehabilitation treatment to improve your memory skills and learn how to manage your memory challenges

  • Stress-related memory dysfunction treatment

  • Neurofeedback therapy to help regulate brain activity and improve memory function

  • Medication recommendations as needed to address underlying issues that contribute to your memory loss

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Types of Memory Problems After an Accident

Memory problems and memory loss, often known as amnesia, are common symptoms of concussions and traumatic brain injuries sustained in a work or car accident. Amnesia can manifest as difficulty forming/recalling memories or events and can be temporary (i.e. lasting for hours or days), short-term, and/or long-term.

 

Our memory specialists treat the following types of memory loss due to an accident:

  • Transient Amnesia: Temporary memory loss that lasts only hours to a few days after
    the accident

  • Retrograde Amnesia: Difficulty recalling events that occurred before the accident

  • Anterograde Amnesia: Difficulty forming new memories after a car accident

  • Post-Traumatic Amnesia (PTA): Loss of memory for events immediately before and after the
    car accident, including the accident itself

Common Signs of Memory Problems

  • Struggling to recall past or recent events

  • Repeatedly asking the same question

  • Misplacing items

  • Issues recalling recent conversations

  • Trouble forming memories

  • Missing appointments

  • Forgetting to pay bills

  • Feeling disoriented and confused

  • Trouble focusing and thinking clearly

  • Difficulty learning information and making decisions

  • Experiencing mood swings or irritability

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Why Choose Us?

Neurobehavioral Rehabilitation Associates is a premier clinic in New Jersey nationally recognized for excellence in treating concussions, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), PTSD, and other cognitive issues as a result of car accidents or workplace injuries. Our team is comprised of trained neuropsychologists and highly-specialized accident doctors with decades of experience testing, evaluating, and treating post-injury conditions.

 

Our methodology for treating memory issues, amnesia, and other injury-caused neurocognitive problems is science-based, results-oriented, and rooted in compassionate care. No two patients are the same; your recovery plan is personalized for your unique challenges, goals, and pace.

 

Recovery is possible—let us help you get your life back.

Visit Us in New Jersey

Call the Memory Loss Specialists: 732-836-9770

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