BrainHealth Presents 2024 speakers Cassini Nazir, Annie Fenn, MD and Byron Sanders.

Virtual BrainHealth Presents Season

A Frontiers of BrainHealth talk takes place in Center for BrainHealth's Brain Performance Institute.

Frontiers of BrainHealth

BrainHealth Week

Sandi Chapman presenting Susan Hockfield with the 2022 Branch Award.

Branch Award

Tom Leppert and Sandi Chapman at the 2022 Legacy Awards; they are standing next to each other and holding the award while smiling.

Legacy Award

2019 Friends of BrainHealth Scientist Selection Luncheon

Friends Luncheon

A room full of happy attendees at the Art-Infused Happy Hour during BrainHealth Week 2023. 

Our events, talks and programs share neuroscience breakthroughs and education. Join our events, and raise awareness of the importance of brain health.

Brain Performance Institute building during the day.

iRest Guided Meditation

MORE DATES AVAILABLE: SEE REGISTRATION PAGE. Integrative Restoration (iRest®) is a research-based, trauma-informed guided meditation. The practice can work to reduce stress and build resilience for meeting life’s persistent challenges. There is nothing to “do.” Just get comfortable and listen. Invite a sense of wholeness, the feeling of being rested and restored. iRest sessions at Center for BrainHealth are led by certified teachers through the Warrior Spirit Project.

iRest Session

Dr. Francesca Filbey in a blue blouse with the background blurred

World-renowned expert in the brain mechanisms of addictive disorders, Dr. Francesca Filbey is leading groundbreaking research to examine how memory and sleep problems interact as a result of cannabis use. Despite popular interest in potential benefits and side effects of cannabis, this question remains under-investigated. The potential societal impact of this research is high, given that addictive disorders cause an extensive burden in terms of morbidity, mortality, and public health costs, yet treatment strategies have only proven modestly effective. 

NEW – Cannabis, Memory and Sleep

People's Choice winner from the 2024 Art of BrainHealth Student Competition. 

BrainHealth Week 2025

The 2025 Art of BrainHealth event begins with a spotlight on our sixth annual student art competition and showcase, featuring participants from UT Dallas and Dallas College. This year's contest takes place alongside the breathtaking architecture and world-class collections at the Edith and Peter O’Donnell, Jr. Anthenaeum at The University of Texas at Dallas.

Art of BrainHealth

Phase I building of the Edith and Peter O’Donnell Jr. Athenaeum at The University of Texas at Dallas.

Be among the first to experience the architecture and collections at the amazing new Edith and Peter O’Donnell, Jr. Anthenaeum at The University of Texas at Dallas. As part of BrainHealth Week 2025, Center for BrainHealth and the Crow Museum of Asian Art invite you to an event, specially curated for young professionals, celebrating the connection between art and brain health. Space is limited. Tickets for this event are $35.

Night at the Museum

A young Black woman points toward a VR representation of human brain activity.

This special paid event will gather 250 female leaders and decision-makers from corporations and community organizations across North Texas to explore ways that brain health empowers women. Attendees will leave ready to take action for themselves, their families, their organizations and their communities. 

Empowering Women Through Brain Health

Families learned about solar eclipses during BrainHealth Week 2024, with a speaker from Carnegie Science/Perot Museum

Our third annual Family Fair, held at Center for BrainHealth, offers a whirlwind journey into the human brain – with games, food, arts & crafts, activities and surprises. 

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