Make it visual
Bland images fade. Strange ones stay.
Because you never encoded it. You were busy deciding what to say next.
Most forgetting is a failure at the moment of learning. Nothing was stored in a form worth keeping, so no amount of trying harder later brings it back.
Visual methods work because places and pictures are remembered easily. Converting a list into an odd sequence of images along a familiar route is strange for a week and then unremarkable.
Retrieval is what makes it permanent. Testing yourself a day later, badly and from memory, does far more than rereading, which is why every program here is structured around recall rather than review.
Bland images fade. Strange ones stay.
Pulling it out is what builds the memory.
No diagnosis, no treatment, and a referral when that is what's needed.
Twenty minutes, free, on what you need to remember and how.