The DreamWorker - DreamWorkers.org - Topic: The Oddity of Dreams / Study with amnesiacs suggests how brain uses various types of memories http://1009966.619775.test.prositehosting.net/index.php/sf-forum/dream-experiences/the-oddity-of-dreams-study-with-amnesiacs-suggests-how-brain-uses-various-types-of-memories Simple:Press Forum Version 3.0.3 admin on The Oddity of Dreams / Study with amnesiacs suggests how brain uses various types of memories http://1009966.619775.test.prositehosting.net/index.php/sf-forum/dream-experiences/the-oddity-of-dreams-study-with-amnesiacs-suggests-how-brain-uses-various-types-of-memories/page-1/post-48/#p48 Dream Experiences http://1009966.619775.test.prositehosting.net/index.php/sf-forum/dream-experiences/the-oddity-of-dreams-study-with-amnesiacs-suggests-how-brain-uses-various-types-of-memories/page-1/post-48/#p48 Recently I cleaned out my office and came across this article I had forgotten about from our local Long Island newspaper Newsday.  The implications to me back up my belief that dreams can help us in many different ways and that "sleeping on it" when trying to remember or solve a problem certainly can't hurt.  Here is the first paragraph with a link to the full article.

The Oddity of Dreams / Study with amnesiacs suggests how brain uses various types of memories

October 23, 2000 By Bryn Nelson. STAFF WRITER  

IF PEOPLE CAN'T recall a recent event, will they still

dream about it? According to a new study, the answer-a surprising yes-is

raising a slew of questions about where dreams come from, what they mean and

what role they play in learning and memory.... Read the full article here

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