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All public activities, appointments and MRI scans have been suspended at this time.
For additional information, please see the official COVID-19 information webpage of The University of Texas at Dallas.

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Together, we can unlock the brain’s potential. Our brains are dynamic. Adaptable. Flexible. Trainable. And repairable.

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We are leaders in the exploration of the brain who are dedicated to discovering how to enhance, preserve and restore brain health and performance across the lifespan.

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You are in charge of your brain. Together, we can increase brain performance, fortify against decline and increase brain health.

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Stay at the forefront of brain performance with the latest news and findings from the Center for BrainHealth and the Brain Performance Institute.

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Come visit: we have a packed slate of special events, lectures and programs, each designed to raise awareness and promote the importance of brain health and brain performance.

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The Center for BrainHealth and the Brain Performance Institute are on a mission of transformation and hope. With your support, this vision will continue to become a reality.

News Coverage

April 8, 2015
Making a World Without Alzheimer’s a Reality
Center for BrainHealth founder and chief director, Dr. Sandra Chapman, shares a message of hope and a call-to-action after the Alzheimer's Association's released its latest report on Alzheimer's Disease.
March 13, 2015
Closing the Gap From Scientific Discovery to Solutions
Center for BrainHealth founder and chief director, Dr. Sandra Chapman, shares how the latest cognitive neuroscience discoveries improve brain health.
October 24, 2014
Recalibrating the Mind of Our Nation’s Warriors
The time for action is now to address the immense needs of our nation's warfighters. Every day we fail to act, more lives are lost to suicide than killed in action from combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
January 7, 2013
Former NFL players’ brains may show marker for cognitive issues
CNN Medical Producer Stephanie Smith interviewed BrainHealth's medical science director, Dr. John Hart about his work with former NFL players.