I sure can identify with what you are saying. I use the relax and alphabet idea often also. But as you say when talking to someone and can't remember their name is the hardest.
One thing I have found, a lot of times the person I am talking to is having the same problem trying to think of my name. So, when approaching someone I know but haven't seen for a long time and can't think of their name. I start off by introducing myself by giving my name and hope they will do the same.
These last 8 years , before retiring at end of 2012, I had my first name on my uniform shirt. This gave person talking to me an advantage. I also joked that I was going to put that name on my shirt upside down. Why, people would ask ? "So I can look down and remember my own name !" ☺ ☺
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