Participate in a Study
The Center for BrainHealth® is actively seeking individuals to take part in the following brain research studies. To find out more about future studies, register to receive announcements when new studies are taking place. You will also subscribe to Brain Matters Monthly, our newsletter.
Registering does not obligate you to participate in a study. You will periodically be contacted with information on studies that are taking place at BrainHealth. At that point, you can take action in order to participate in a particular study.
All Open Studies:
The BrainHealth Project – A landmark scientific study that helps people of all ages unlock their brain potential and measure improvement over time. Train your brain to work better, faster and last longer (all ages)
MRI Sub-Study: Now recruiting new Project participants in the DFW area who are committed to pursuing brain wellness and also willing to receive annual brain scans (ages 18-60)
Building Resilience in Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI): An Online Study
Building Resilience in Caregivers of Alzheimer's or Other Dementia: An Online Study
Music-Based Intervention for Alzheimer's Disease Study (ages 40 and up)
Music-Based Intervention for Primary Progressive Aphasia (ages 40 and up)
Music-Based Aphasia Therapy Study (ages 89 and under)
Brain Health in Breast Cancer Survivors: Online Research Study (ages 28-80)
The Cindy Thomas Women's BrainHealth Study: Hormones and Brain Health
Justice-Involved Teens & Young Adults Research Study (ages 15-21)
Mindfulness Study (ages 18-65)
Healthy Aging in the Brain (ages 20-35 and 55-70)
Mindfulness-Cognitive Training Study (ages 65-85)
Sleep Study (ages 18-70)
Multiple Sclerosis Research Study (ages 18-65)
Cognition Study Using Neurostimulation and EEG (ages 18-55)
Center for BrainHealth is a research center focused on cognitive neuroscience. We are not medical, and our events, programs and content should not be construed as offering medical advice. For medical issues, please contact your doctor.
The BrainHealth Project
A Landmark Scientific Study
The BrainHealth Project introduces a multidimensional understanding of brain health and explores our lifelong ability to impact its fitness, no matter the starting point.
Listen to a recorded informational session to better understand how this innovative approach to brain training teaches you to focus on your own strengths and performance, empowering you to continue becoming the best version of yourself.