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The Center for BrainHealth® @UT_Dallas combines leading scientists, innovative research & practical applications to understand, protect, and restore the brain.
Dallas, Texas
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AI is advancing fast. Human cognition is our strategic advantage.
At @ConcordiaSummit , @CenterBrainHealth explored the future of brain health, AI, and human performance.
Watch the panel: youtube.com/watch?v=ytcnHG1l…
#BrainHealth #Brainomics
Today is North Texas Giving Day! 💙
Support Optimal BrainHealth® for Warfighters and help service members and veterans build resilience and thrive. Your gift can help unlock a $1M challenge match.
Donation Link - northtexasgivingday.org/orga…
#BrainHealth #Veterans
You may fall asleep after caffeine, but your sleep can still suffer.
Matthew Walker, PhD, explains that around 200 mg of caffeine can reduce deep sleep by 15–20%—even when you don’t notice an effect on falling or staying asleep.
This National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, we’re highlighting the connection between brain health and mental well-being. 🧠
Explore science-backed resources to build resilience and support lifelong wellness: centerforbrainhealth.org/res…
Join us Sept. 24 at #UNGA81 for The Brain Health Blueprint.
Be among the first to try the BrainHealth® Pulse, a rapid assessment of brain performance.
Try the demo: mybrainpulse.com/unga
We’re proud to welcome our 2026–27 Advisory Board! Together, these leaders are advancing our mission to transform how people understand, protect and strengthen their brains. 🧠
Read more: centerforbrainhealth.org/art…
How are brain health, mental health and art connected?
Laura Gordon joined Amy McCloskey of Grant Halliburton Foundation on FOX4 to discuss Journey: The Art and Legacy of Grant Halliburton, on display at Center for BrainHealth through September.
Visit- granthalliburton.org
New research from CenterBrainHealth highlights how brain health training can build resilience, reduce distress and improve quality of life. 🧠
Read the study: nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
AI is transforming our world—but human cognition, creativity, and agency remain essential. 🧠🤖
Explore our new white paper: Brain Health in the Age of AI: Reclaiming Your Agency
centerforbrainhealth.org/whi…
🧠 Support the warriors who serve us.
Your #NTGD2026 gift helps Special Operations Forces and veterans strengthen brain health and resilience—and is fully matched through a $1M challenge from Adm. William McRaven and Georgeann McRaven.
Give today: northtexasgivingday.org/orga…
Could declining deep sleep with age fuel anxiety?
Research from Eti Ben Simon, PhD, and Matthew Walker, PhD, links a 20% decline in deep sleep to higher next-morning anxiety—highlighting sleep’s role in emotional health.
Read more: lnkd.in/eJ2X_4Rt
Proud to partner with @ConcordiaSummit for the 2026 Annual Summit in NYC this September! Join JesusMantas, MorganLuttrell, SandraBondChapman and more as we explore cognitive performance, brain health, the future of work, and men’s mental health.
Details: bit.ly/ann-26-pp-ps
Science shouldn’t stay in academia. 🔬
A new paper by Ben Rein, PhD, and Sandra Bond Chapman, PhD, shares six practical approaches to science outreach.
Read the full guide for six practical ways to get your science out there.
We are proud to partner with Concordia during their Annual Summit, and several of our leaders will be offering various perspectives on the critical topic of optimizing brain health. Join us!
Understanding the brain is central to understanding human potential. We're excited to welcome the Center for @BrainHealth to the 2026 Concordia Annual Summit, bringing neuroscience into the conversation on innovation and the future of how we think, work, and perform.
Don't miss it: bit.ly/ts-ann26-twitter
#Concordia26
Technology is changing how we connect—but human connection still matters. Join Mitch Prinstein, PhD and Eva Telzer, PhD in Dallas this September for an important conversation on the teen brain and technology.
Here’s the link: centerforbrainhealth.org/eve…
Your brain runs on a 24-hour clock.
Circadian rhythms shape sleep, memory, cognition and brain function. Even the light entering our eyes helps reset this internal clock each day.
Protecting our biological rhythm may be one of the most fundamental ways to support brain health.
We’re proud to partner with #EBC and global leaders advancing brain health science, implementation & policy. Join our panel on Sept. 24: The Brain Health Blueprint: Turning Science into Scalable Human Impact Today.
#WorldBrainDay #BrainHealth #UNGA81 #GlobalHealt
Brain health is the next frontier. 🧠 @UCBerkeley highlights Center for BrainHealth leaders advancing research on brain optimization, sleep, resilience, and cognitive performance.
Read more: news.berkeley.edu/2026/08/03…
What does it take to thrive through change?
This fall, BrainHealth Presents explores RESILIENCE through four conversations on teen brain development, mindset, leadership, neuroplasticity and emerging approaches to mental health.
📅 Sep 17–Nov 19
🎟️ Use code SEASONVIP for 20% off
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Could your heart rate variability (HRV) offer insights into your brain health and performance?
Lori Cook shares how HRV may help us understand proactive brain health strategies and how quickly we can effect change.
Read more: newscientist.com/article/252…