Memory Training Center

03/26/2026

Please take note regarding our new phone number: (557)-238-3900

We are looking forward to receiving your phone calls.

Dr. Roula al-Dahhak

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03/08/2026

We are having issues with the phones. We are working on getting this issue resolved.

Please use the email for now, and we will let you know when the issue is resolved.

Thank you

Dr. Roula al-Dahhak
Neurologist and owner of The Memory Training Center

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day from all of us at The Memory Training Center.

02/03/2026

It is so nice to see the increased awareness of memory training. Many companies are now offering memory training to a larger population and social media is helping spreading the word. So many apps exist for memory training as well. Some of them offer different levels, and that is usually better than having an app with "one level fits all."

Memory training is an excellent tool and it is recommended for anyone who wants to improve their academic or professional performance in addition to those who suffer memory changes regardless of the cause.

Contact us now to schedule your first evaluation and to start enrolling in our programs. We are unique as the programs are designed to match each individual's needs, and they are designed by a neurologist and dementia expert, and they are offered both in person and virtually.

Dr. Roula al-Dahhak
Neurologist and owner of The Memory Training Center
456 N. New Ballas Road, Suite 266
St. Louis, MO 63141
tel: 314-604-0758
email: Contact@memorytrainingcenter.org

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01/28/2026

Take this short questionnaire (10 questions) as a screen for your memory. The questionnaire is available through this link:

This neurologist-designed screening helps identify whether memory changes may benefit from further evaluation. This does not provide a diagnosis. Answer Yes or No based on the last 6 months.

01/27/2026

We are pleased to announce that our programs are now offered through computerized sessions at The Memory Training Center.

These sessions are offered virtually as well.

Call us to schedule your first evaluation at 314-604-0758

www.memorytrainingcenter.org
contact@memorytrainingcenter.org
314-604-0758
456 N. New Ballas Road, Suite 266
St. Louis, MO 63141

Helping clients improve their memory functions. We offer 2 programs and various payment plans.

01/23/2026

Due to the weather changes and the snow expected this weekend, the Healthy Resolutions Health Fair event, that was originally scheduled for tomorrow, has been postponed. The postponement date, the new date is February 21st.

We will keep you posted as we approach this date.

Stay safe this weekend, and always.

Dr. al-Dahhak

01/20/2026

It is very concerning to have a person who has been told that they have vascular dementia for years, only to find out through the neuroimaging that there are only minimal vascular changes, not enough to cause vascular dementia.

What is of further concern is to see that that person has been taking Donepezil and Memantine for years.

Speak to a neurologist to ensure an accurate diagnosis, and ask the neurologist before taking Donepezil and Memantine.

These medications are only indicated (and beneficial) for mild-moderate Alzheimer's Disease. They are associated with side effects, and they should not be prescribed to all types of dementias.

Roula al-Dahhak, M.D
Neurologist and owner of The Memory Training Center

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01/20/2026

Donepezil and Memantine are not indicated in all types of dementia.

They are not indicated for use in vascular dementia, and not even in MCI (Mild Cognitive Impairment).

They are only indicated for use in Alzheimer's Dementia.

Furthermore, Memantine is not indicated in mild Alzheimer's Dementia. It is only indicated in moderate-severe Alzheimer's dementia. When the dementia is mild, only Donepezil is indicated for use. Save the use of Memantine for when the dementia advances, and it became of moderate-severe stage.

Speak to your doctors before starting these medications, and please learn that unless the diagnosis of Alzheimer's is made, you should not be on these medications.

These medications are not indicated for other dementias, and they are associated with side effects; therefore, they should not be prescribed in all cases of dementia.

These medications target certain brain chemical receptors, and these receptors are not affected except in Alzheimer's.

Make sure to self-advocate by speaking to your doctors before taking these medications.

Roula al-Dahhak, M.D
Neurologist and owner of The Memory Training Center

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01/17/2026

Due to the weather changes and the snow expected this weekend, this event has been postponed. The postponement date, the new date is February 21st. We will keep you posted as we approach this date.
Stay safe this weekend, and always.

Dr. al-Dahhak

I’m excited to be a vendor at the upcoming Healthy Resolutions Health Fair on Saturday, January 24, 2026, at The Lodge Des Peres from 9 am to noon!

This event brings together local businesses and health-focused professionals who care about helping people feel their best and find support close to home.

It will have tons of FREE items, screenings for your and your family’s health, and even a visit from Louie (the mascot for the St. Louis Blues) from 10 an to 10:30.

Come check our station in the Senior section and look for the Memory Training Center's booth.

I would love for everyone to come out, walk the event, and say
hello and learn more about our programs.

Learn more about the event here
https://www.kirkwooddesperes.com/health-fair/

I hope to see you there!

Dr. Roula al-Dahhak
Neurologist, and owner of The Memory Training Center

JOIN US AT THIS FREE EVENT IS OPEN TO ALL! The Chamber is proud to team up with The Lodge Des Peres to bring you a Health Fair for all ages! Start your year off right by meeting and learning from local health professionals at this amazing Health Fair. YOUR HEALTH MATTERS! Kick off the…

12/23/2025

Merry Christmas from The Memory Training Center

12/21/2025

If your memory is becoming more sluggish as you age, but you can still perform everyday activities without difficulty, such as cooking, cleaning, operating tools and appliances, driving, taking your medications, and handling finances, etc. You do not have dementia; instead, you likely are diagnosed with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI).

Only 15% of patients who suffer from MCI can progress over time to dementia. There are ways to slow the progress by being active, engaging in memory training, and eating a healthy diet.

Dr. Roula al-Dahhak
Neurologist and Owner of The Memory Training Center
St. Louis, MO