BrainHealth researchers are uncovering biomarkers with the hope of discovering predictors for individuals that might be at risk.
"No matter the severity of the injury, the key is finding interventions that help, and at BrainHealth we've found something that has proven to be effective no matter the time frame from the initial injury. It's never too late to promote healing in our most 'plastic' organ - the brain."
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A new study offers insights into why alcohol can be so addictive in humans.
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NY Daily News sports reporter, Christian Red, interviewed BrainHealth's Dr. Sandi Chapman about Sarah Burke's tragic accident.
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A graduate of Agnes Scott College and UT Southwestern, Tina works concurrently at the Dallas VA Medical Center and the Center for BrainHealth on research projects investigating new interventions to help returning service members recover from trauma and post traumatic stress disorder.
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Scott Secules joined the Center for BrainHealth as Director of Development after spending six years on the football field as a quarterback in the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots.
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Derick Singleton oversees all financial matters at the Center for BrainHealth.
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Audette Rackley, M.S., CCC/SLP
Head of Special ProgramsA member of the Center for BrainHealth team since its inception in 1999, Audette is involved in research programs centered around healthy aging. She also administers BrainHealth's only clinical service, the BrainHealth physical.
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Dr. Gamino is a national expert in advanced reasoning and has ten years of research experience developing, testing, and implementing brain, cognitive and behavioral assessment and training protocols for advanced reasoning in youth.
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The Center for BrainHealth has granted new fellowships to two talented doctoral students to advance their research.
Center for BrainHealth researchers are working to rescue adolescent reasoning and critical-thinking skills across the United States, abilities that have stagnated in recent years. BrainHealth instructors recently initiated training sessions in Arizona and Massachusetts.
Cindy Kuzma with Men's Health Magazine interviewed BrainHealth's Dr. Chapman about a recent British study that found cognitive decline begins at age 45.
Jan Jarvis, a reporter with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, interviewed BrainHealth's Dr. Sandi Chapman about how art can be used to help those with Alzheimer's disease express their thoughts.
KDFW's Melissa Cutler interviewed BrainHealth's Dr. Sandi Chapman about a recent research study that found heading soccer balls can lead to brain damage.
