ADD/ADHD

I literally stumbled across the School of Phenomenal Memory. I read the GMS Manual and couldn't believe what I was reading. I could tell from one reading that the founders had developed memorization techniques into a discipline, one that could be taught to anyone. Through exercises presented in the first course, I was able to concentrate for the first time in my life (diagnosed as hyperactive when an infant, later as ADHD). In my writing, I often struggled to stay with the stated thesis. This issue has been eradicated. In my graphic design, I had a difficult time "seeing" the art as a whole and the relationships between elements in the design. This too has been wiped out. I credit the School of Phenomenal Memory for leading me to greater maturity in my abilities.

For the last ten years of my life, I have been addicted to learning (in the same way that others are addicted to body-building). However, because I had such a poor memory, I was only exercising my ability to reason through abstract concepts. Now, at 31, I can begin applying detail to theory, thanks in large part to the School of Phenomenal Memory.

Brian H, 31, Writer/Artist, USA

This has been a real breakthrough for me. I've always had attention problems my whole life (massive ADHD) and so far this is the only thing that I've done that has legitimately increased my attention and ability to remember concrete information.

This is by far the best system for memory improvement on the planet. I have read every book on Memory, including Jerry Lucas, Tony Buzan, and Dominic O’Brian. All of these other courses are insignificant compared to the Phenomenal Memory Course. Memory is a skill, just like writing is a skill, you don’t read a book about writing and over night you suddenly know how to write like Shakespeare. It takes the right knowledge, practice and a good teacher, and that is exactly what you get with the Phenomenal Memory Course.

I want you to know that when I was a kid I was diagnosed with ADHD, using your course has taught me just how bad my attention span is. This is the first time in my life that I feel, like something is really helping me to learn to focus.

I had many question when I started the course, I sent Pmemory almost daily e-mails, they are quick on their responses, sometimes within the hour. And they genuinely wants you to learn the system, not just be a flash in the pan, but to develop a real skill you can use for the rest of your life.

I am getting ready to start third course, and I cannot wait to see the improvements that these next 3 courses will make on my memory and especially on my attention span.

Thank you Pmemory, for not only developing the best course on memory, but also developing a course that teaching a skill not just the “know how”.

Cambridge Here I come!

This course is the best thing that ever happened to me. I was having short term memory issues that were attributed to A.D.D. I knew that nothing was physically wrong with my brain, so it must have been something I was doing. Turns out I was thinking entirely acoustically--No pictures. Pmemory showed me how to build up the visual center of my brain and thus dramatically improved my memory--both short and long term. I'm a heavy study bug with interests ranging from Astrophysics to Zoology--I have an incredible amount of information to learn. This course has taught me how to learn the material in one go, and how to retain it for as long as I like. A definite thumbs up from me.

I'm a brain injury survivor diagnosed w/ a mild case of ADD. I just finished the course and can honestly say that I don't feel challenged attention wise anymore. I no longer live in fear that my brain injury will affect my mental performance. If anything, the injury has made my brain better by the fact that I would have never looked for memory programs. I would have never gone through those various memory books (buzan, scheele, O'Brien, etc..) I would have never found yours. So. Once again, Thanks a lot. You have cured me of my personal fear.