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Center for BrainHealth is a non-profit cognitive neuroscience research institute founded in 1999 and operating as part of The University of Texas at Dallas. Headquartered in Dallas, TX, with a staff of 51–100, the institute focuses on advancing brain health science through research, clinical programs, and consumer-facing interventions, and has produced more than 1,000 peer-reviewed publications over its history. Its core offerings include SMART Brain Training (a cognitive performance program), the BrainHealth Index (a proprietary assessment tool), and The BrainHealth Project (a longitudinal intervention study). The institute's research base spans participants across more than 60 countries, with a stated target enrollment of 100,000.

The institute serves a diversified customer base spanning U.S. military special operations (notably U.S. Special Operations Command warfighter cohorts, currently at 6,000+ with a 100,000 target), corporate wellness buyers, individual consumers reached via digital channels such as The Brain Gym, and academic research collaborators. Distribution is multi-modal, combining direct program delivery, a practitioner network (BrainHealth Network), membership through the Society for Brain Health, and digital health partnerships including the GoMo Health collaboration.

Center for BrainHealth is funded through a combination of philanthropic campaigns (including the recently concluded $60.5M "Limitless" campaign concluded August 2025), foundation grants such as the $3M Schlosberg Family Foundation award, federal research funding (over $100M cumulative public funding across 25 years), and corporate program revenue. The 501(c)(3) structure means the institute reinvests all funding into research, training programs, and ecosystem initiatives rather than distributing profit, and its activities are anchored by long-cycle research programs such as the BrainHealth Project and the newly launched Sleep Innovation Laboratories.

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Center for BrainHealth is a UT Dallas-affiliated cognitive neuroscience research institute that develops brain training programs, assessments, and longitudinal studies serving military, corporate, individual, and academic customers.

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cognitive neuroscience research, brain health training, cognitive performance assessment, corporate brain wellness, military brain health programs
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1Neurorehabilitation Centers
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2Healthcare & Wellness Personalization
CodeHDAAAGAIPrimaryNo
3Mind-Body Wellness Coaching (Holistic/Integrative)
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4Integrated Behavioral Health (Collaborative Care) Platforms
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NAICS code2 codes
  • Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences54171
  • Scientific Research and Development Services5417
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  • Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research8731
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Cognitive Neuroscience Research
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1Research Grants and Philanthropy
TypeManaged Services
Description

As a nonprofit research institute at UT Dallas, Center for BrainHealth is primarily funded through research grants ($100 million+ in public funding cited) and philanthropic donations. The Limitless campaign raised over $60.5 million from more than 2,300 donors.

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2Training Programs and Corporate Services
TypeProfessional Services
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Revenue generated through BrainHealthy Workplace corporate wellness programs, SMART brain training workshops, and speaking engagements. Programs are customized for organizations to boost team cognitive performance.

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3BrainHealth Index Assessment
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Concierge BrainHealth Index provides personalized brain health assessment and feedback, likely with associated program costs for individualized coaching and follow-up.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
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1Free brain health resources and awareness content
ModelFreemiumBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Know Brainers tips, Brainomics Bulletins, BrainHealth Week events, and BrainHealth Presents lectures are free. BrainHealth Index and SMART training programs have associated costs not publicly listed.

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2Corporate BrainHealthy Workplace programs
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Customized training programs for organizations - no standard pricing published. Quote-based for enterprise implementations.

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1SMART Brain Training
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Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Tactics - proprietary brain training methodology grounded in over three decades of research

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Center for BrainHealth conducts cognitive neuroscience research and delivers brain health training programs built on its proprietary SMART (Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Tactics) methodology and the BrainHealth Index, the world's first holistic measure of brain health. Offerings are delivered via a digital platform (mobile app and web), in-person at the Dallas campus, through corporate workplace programs, and via military and educational partnerships to individuals, enterprises, and government clients.

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  • 33% improvement in creative thinking capability
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Center for BrainHealth offers a comprehensive brain health platform centered on its proprietary SMART Brain Training methodology and the BrainHealth Index - the world's first holistic measure of brain health. The core offering consists of The BrainHealth Project, a landmark longitudinal study and digital platform enrolling up to 100,000 adults, combined with personalized coaching and the BrainHealth Index for tracking. Additional programs include BrainHealthy Workplace for corporate wellness, Optimal BrainHealth for Warfighters for military personnel, Charisma Virtual Social Coaching, The Brain Gym (with GoMo Health), and the Adolescent Reasoning Initiative. Supporting infrastructure includes the Sammons BrainHealth Imaging Center with two 3T MRI scanners, Sleep Innovation Laboratories launching in 2026, and the BrainHealth Network for research collaboration. The portfolio also includes public education through Know Brainers tips, BrainHealth Presents speaking events, and the annual BrainHealth Week conference.

Product and service12 records
1SMART Brain Training
CategoryBrain Training Program
Description

Proprietary brain training methodology grounded in more than three decades of research; teaches cognitive exercises that prime the brain, calibrate mental energy, reinforce strategic thinking, and ignite innovation by strengthening frontal networks supporting attention, planning, judgment, and emotional management.

2BrainHealth Index Assessment
CategoryBrain Health Measurement
Description

World's first holistic measure of brain health and performance, providing a composite score based on clarity, emotional balance, and connectedness using a proprietary algorithm that charts brain health trajectories over time. Available via Concierge assessment with personalized feedback.

3The BrainHealth Project
CategoryDigital Research Platform
Description

Landmark longitudinal study and digital platform enrolling up to 100,000 healthy adults to track brain health for at least 10 years, combining brain strategy training, lifestyle tips, personalized coaching, and ongoing performance tracking via the BrainHealth Index.

4BrainHealthy Workplace
CategoryCorporate Wellness Program
Description

Corporate wellness program offering customized training to boost team efficiency, productivity, and performance with practical tools to enhance brain health personally and professionally. Sold to enterprise clients through direct sales engagements.

5Optimal BrainHealth for Warfighters
CategoryMilitary Brain Health Program
Description

Program addressing cognitive and mental wellness challenges in U.S. Special Operations Command members, veterans, and their families, utilizing SMART Brain Training leveraging neuroplasticity to treat traumatic brain injury and PTSD. Has already reached 6,000+ military cohorts with a goal of expanding to 100,000 warriors in five years.

6Charisma Virtual Social Coaching
CategorySocial-Emotional Coaching
Description

Virtual social coaching program for individuals with autism spectrum disorder, social anxiety, and attention disorders; 90% of participants report gains in recognizing and managing emotions, with 75% nearly doubling their ability to understand intentions of others.

7The Brain Gym
CategoryWorkplace Wellness Platform
Description

Workplace wellness program combining brain health research with GoMo Health's BehavioralRx technology to deliver personalized, bite-sized learning experiences that help employees boost cognitive performance, manage stress, and build mental resilience.

8Adolescent Reasoning Initiative
CategoryEducation Program
Description

Program working with secondary schools to train teachers and students to understand the developing brain, build skills in critical thinking and reasoning, and optimize student learning through SMART training.

9Sammons BrainHealth Imaging Center
CategoryResearch Imaging Facility
Description

State-of-the-art research facility with two Siemens 3T Prisma MRI scanners dedicated to human brain imaging to measure changes in brain health and function, including advanced fMRI protocols. Available to researchers from UT Dallas and partner institutions.

10Sleep Innovation Laboratories
CategorySleep Research Initiative
Description

Multi-disciplinary sleep research initiative uniting science, technology, and human performance to unlock the transformative power of sleep on brain health, led by Matthew Walker, PhD.

11BrainHealth Network
CategoryResearch Collaboration Network
Description

Network of scientists and researchers working together to accelerate analysis of the world's largest human brain health data set, promoting new discoveries through transparency and collaborative innovation.

12BrainHealth App
CategoryDigital Brain Health App
Description

Mobile application available on iOS and Android plus web platform enabling participants to complete the BrainHealth Project study online, access brain training, receive coaching, and track their BrainHealth Index progress.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-01
Description

Expanded partnership to launch 'The Brain Gym' workplace wellness program combining Center for BrainHealth's research with GoMo Health's BehavioralRx technology platform. Program launches April 2026 targeting employee cognitive performance, stress management, and mental resilience through personalized bite-sized learning experiences. Dallas Police Department is pilot organization in high-pressure work environments.

2Brain Healthy Campus Collaborative
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-01
Description

UT System collaborative launched at BrainHealth Week 2026 to improve brain health on college campuses, administering the first-ever Brain Health Prize student competition.

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Internationally acclaimed sleep scientist joins as inaugural director of Sleep Innovation Laboratories. Previously professor at Harvard and leader of UC Berkeley's Center for Human Sleep Science, author of NYT bestseller Why We Sleep. Joins UTD in 2026 to spearhead first-of-its-kind sleep research initiative uniting science, technology and human performance.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Optimal BrainHealth for Warfighters program integrated into military readiness and post-service rehabilitation for U.S. Special Operations Command. Literature review in Military Medicine found cognitive training strengthens protective factors while reducing risk factors suitable for military populations.

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Description

Architecture firm implementing brain training programs for employees and designing 'brain-healthy' spaces, demonstrating corporate adoption of brain health strategies.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Formal body of scientists, educators and policymakers launched during BrainHealth Week 2026 at Center for BrainHealth, serving as a formal international collaborative focused on enhancing cognitive capacity, longevity, and proactive health optimization.

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Description

Architecture firm providing conceptual designs for Sleep Innovation Laboratories facility, creating first-of-its-kind sleep ecosystem combining research, technology and human performance spaces.

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TypeEmerging player
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Precision psychiatry company using brain biomarkers to develop treatments; comparable in applying neuroscience research to measurable patient stratification and outcomes.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Scaled consumer mental wellness and meditation platform with established corporate-wellness distribution; competes in adjacent mental-performance territory with far larger consumer reach.

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Cognitive assessment technology used in clinical trials and healthcare; directly comparable in computerized cognitive measurement and brain-health monitoring for research and clinical applications.

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Speech-based digital biomarker company for cognitive health assessment; comparable in building AI-driven tools to measure and track brain health longitudinally.

TypeEmerging player
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Prescription digital therapeutics company targeting cognition and mental health; comparable as a clinically-validated digital intervention pipeline targeting similar therapeutic areas.

TypeDirect peer
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Commercial brain-training software provider (BrainHQ) with clinically validated cognitive exercises for older adults; directly comparable as a science-driven brain-training offering targeting similar population segments.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Mass-market meditation and sleep app with strong consumer brand; competes for the same proactive mental-wellness consumer spend and corporate-wellness RFPs.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Consumer EEG neurofeedback headband with meditation and focus training; overlaps with BrainHealth's measurable-performance and brain-training narrative for consumers.

TypeDirect peer
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Digital therapeutics company developing FDA-cleared cognitive training (EndeavorRx) for ADHD; comparable as a regulated, evidence-based digital cognitive intervention targeting similar outcomes.

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Digital cognitive assessment and brain-health platform focused on memory and dementia risk; comparable in offering consumer-facing cognitive screening and longitudinal brain-health tracking.

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Center for BrainHealth

Cognitive Neuroscience Researchcenterforbrainhealth.org

Center for BrainHealth is a UT Dallas-affiliated cognitive neuroscience research institute that develops brain training programs, assessments, and longitudinal studies serving military, corporate, individual, and academic customers.

What Center for BrainHealth does

Center for BrainHealth is a non-profit cognitive neuroscience research institute founded in 1999 and operating as part of The University of Texas at Dallas. Headquartered in Dallas, TX, with a staff of 51–100, the institute focuses on advancing brain health science through research, clinical programs, and consumer-facing interventions, and has produced more than 1,000 peer-reviewed publications over its history. Its core offerings include SMART Brain Training (a cognitive performance program), the BrainHealth Index (a proprietary assessment tool), and The BrainHealth Project (a longitudinal intervention study). The institute's research base spans participants across more than 60 countries, with a stated target enrollment of 100,000.

The institute serves a diversified customer base spanning U.S. military special operations (notably U.S. Special Operations Command warfighter cohorts, currently at 6,000+ with a 100,000 target), corporate wellness buyers, individual consumers reached via digital channels such as The Brain Gym, and academic research collaborators. Distribution is multi-modal, combining direct program delivery, a practitioner network (BrainHealth Network), membership through the Society for Brain Health, and digital health partnerships including the GoMo Health collaboration.

Center for BrainHealth is funded through a combination of philanthropic campaigns (including the recently concluded $60.5M "Limitless" campaign concluded August 2025), foundation grants such as the $3M Schlosberg Family Foundation award, federal research funding (over $100M cumulative public funding across 25 years), and corporate program revenue. The 501(c)(3) structure means the institute reinvests all funding into research, training programs, and ecosystem initiatives rather than distributing profit, and its activities are anchored by long-cycle research programs such as the BrainHealth Project and the newly launched Sleep Innovation Laboratories.

Center for BrainHealth firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Center for BrainHealth
Legal name
Center for BrainHealth
Website
https://centerforbrainhealth.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1999
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Center for BrainHealth is a UT Dallas-affiliated cognitive neuroscience research institute that develops brain training programs, assessments, and longitudinal studies serving military, corporate, individual, and academic customers.
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Center for BrainHealth industry classification

Industry
Product category
Cognitive Neuroscience Research
NAICS
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (54171), Scientific Research and Development Services (5417)
SIC
Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731)
akta.pro primary industry
Neurorehabilitation Centers (HLAFAFAH)
akta.pro secondary industries
Healthcare & Wellness Personalization (HDAAAGAI), Mind-Body Wellness Coaching (Holistic/Integrative) (HSADAGAG), Integrated Behavioral Health (Collaborative Care) Platforms (HLALAEAC)

Keywords

  • Cognitive neuroscience research
  • Brain health training
  • Cognitive performance assessment
  • Corporate brain wellness
  • Military brain health programs

Where Center for BrainHealth is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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Dallas
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Center for BrainHealth business model

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B2B and B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Research Grants and Philanthropy: As a nonprofit research institute at UT Dallas, Center for BrainHealth is primarily funded through research grants ($100 million+ in public funding cited) and philanthropic donations. The Limitless campaign raised over $60.5 million from more than 2,300 donors.
  2. Training Programs and Corporate Services: Revenue generated through BrainHealthy Workplace corporate wellness programs, SMART brain training workshops, and speaking engagements. Programs are customized for organizations to boost team cognitive performance.
  3. BrainHealth Index Assessment: Concierge BrainHealth Index provides personalized brain health assessment and feedback, likely with associated program costs for individualized coaching and follow-up.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
FreemiumMonthlyFree brain health resources and awareness content
OtherAnnualCorporate BrainHealthy Workplace programs

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels8 records

Center for BrainHealth product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Center for BrainHealth conducts cognitive neuroscience research and delivers brain health training programs built on its proprietary SMART (Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Tactics) methodology and the BrainHealth Index, the world's first holistic measure of brain health. Offerings are delivered via a digital platform (mobile app and web), in-person at the Dallas campus, through corporate workplace programs, and via military and educational partnerships to individuals, enterprises, and government clients.

Product overview

Center for BrainHealth offers a comprehensive brain health platform centered on its proprietary SMART Brain Training methodology and the BrainHealth Index - the world's first holistic measure of brain health. The core offering consists of The BrainHealth Project, a landmark longitudinal study and digital platform enrolling up to 100,000 adults, combined with personalized coaching and the BrainHealth Index for tracking. Additional programs include BrainHealthy Workplace for corporate wellness, Optimal BrainHealth for Warfighters for military personnel, Charisma Virtual Social Coaching, The Brain Gym (with GoMo Health), and the Adolescent Reasoning Initiative. Supporting infrastructure includes the Sammons BrainHealth Imaging Center with two 3T MRI scanners, Sleep Innovation Laboratories launching in 2026, and the BrainHealth Network for research collaboration. The portfolio also includes public education through Know Brainers tips, BrainHealth Presents speaking events, and the annual BrainHealth Week conference.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • SMART Brain Training: Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Tactics - proprietary brain training methodology grounded in over three decades of research
  • BrainHealthy Workplace
  • The BrainHealth Project
  • Optimal BrainHealth for Warfighters
  • BrainHealth Index
  • Charisma
  • Brainomics
  • Sleep Innovation Laboratories

Products and services

  • SMART Brain Training Proprietary brain training methodology grounded in more than three decades of research; teaches cognitive exercises that prime the brain, calibrate mental energy, reinforce strategic thinking, and ignite innovation by strengthening frontal networks supporting attention, planning, judgment, and emotional management.
  • BrainHealth Index Assessment World's first holistic measure of brain health and performance, providing a composite score based on clarity, emotional balance, and connectedness using a proprietary algorithm that charts brain health trajectories over time. Available via Concierge assessment with personalized feedback.
  • The BrainHealth Project Landmark longitudinal study and digital platform enrolling up to 100,000 healthy adults to track brain health for at least 10 years, combining brain strategy training, lifestyle tips, personalized coaching, and ongoing performance tracking via the BrainHealth Index.
  • BrainHealthy Workplace Corporate wellness program offering customized training to boost team efficiency, productivity, and performance with practical tools to enhance brain health personally and professionally. Sold to enterprise clients through direct sales engagements.
  • Optimal BrainHealth for Warfighters Program addressing cognitive and mental wellness challenges in U.S. Special Operations Command members, veterans, and their families, utilizing SMART Brain Training leveraging neuroplasticity to treat traumatic brain injury and PTSD. Has already reached 6,000+ military cohorts with a goal of expanding to 100,000 warriors in five years.
  • Charisma Virtual Social Coaching Virtual social coaching program for individuals with autism spectrum disorder, social anxiety, and attention disorders; 90% of participants report gains in recognizing and managing emotions, with 75% nearly doubling their ability to understand intentions of others.
  • The Brain Gym Workplace wellness program combining brain health research with GoMo Health's BehavioralRx technology to deliver personalized, bite-sized learning experiences that help employees boost cognitive performance, manage stress, and build mental resilience.
  • Adolescent Reasoning Initiative Program working with secondary schools to train teachers and students to understand the developing brain, build skills in critical thinking and reasoning, and optimize student learning through SMART training.
  • Sammons BrainHealth Imaging Center State-of-the-art research facility with two Siemens 3T Prisma MRI scanners dedicated to human brain imaging to measure changes in brain health and function, including advanced fMRI protocols. Available to researchers from UT Dallas and partner institutions.
  • Sleep Innovation Laboratories Multi-disciplinary sleep research initiative uniting science, technology, and human performance to unlock the transformative power of sleep on brain health, led by Matthew Walker, PhD.
  • BrainHealth Network Network of scientists and researchers working together to accelerate analysis of the world's largest human brain health data set, promoting new discoveries through transparency and collaborative innovation.
  • BrainHealth App Mobile application available on iOS and Android plus web platform enabling participants to complete the BrainHealth Project study online, access brain training, receive coaching, and track their BrainHealth Index progress.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 33% improvement in creative thinking capability
  • +8 more outcomes

Companies that use Center for BrainHealth

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Center for BrainHealth technology and API

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Center for BrainHealth partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • GoMo HealthcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2026Expanded partnership to launch 'The Brain Gym' workplace wellness program combining Center for BrainHealth's research with GoMo Health's BehavioralRx technology platform. Program launches April 2026 targeting employee cognitive performance, stress management, and mental resilience through personalized bite-sized learning experiences. Dallas Police Department is pilot organization in high-pressure work environments.
  • Brain Healthy Campus CollaborativeminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 February 2026UT System collaborative launched at BrainHealth Week 2026 to improve brain health on college campuses, administering the first-ever Brain Health Prize student competition.
  • Matthew Walker, PhDcoreOthersInternationally acclaimed sleep scientist joins as inaugural director of Sleep Innovation Laboratories. Previously professor at Harvard and leader of UC Berkeley's Center for Human Sleep Science, author of NYT bestseller Why We Sleep. Joins UTD in 2026 to spearhead first-of-its-kind sleep research initiative uniting science, technology and human performance.
  • U.S. Military/DefensecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOptimal BrainHealth for Warfighters program integrated into military readiness and post-service rehabilitation for U.S. Special Operations Command. Literature review in Military Medicine found cognitive training strengthens protective factors while reducing risk factors suitable for military populations.
  • HKS Architecture FirmminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerArchitecture firm implementing brain training programs for employees and designing 'brain-healthy' spaces, demonstrating corporate adoption of brain health strategies.
  • Society for Brain HealthcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFormal body of scientists, educators and policymakers launched during BrainHealth Week 2026 at Center for BrainHealth, serving as a formal international collaborative focused on enhancing cognitive capacity, longevity, and proactive health optimization.
  • Corgan (Architecture Firm)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerArchitecture firm providing conceptual designs for Sleep Innovation Laboratories facility, creating first-of-its-kind sleep ecosystem combining research, technology and human performance spaces.

Scale indicators15 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Center for BrainHealth competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Alto Neuroscience: Precision psychiatry company using brain biomarkers to develop treatments; comparable in applying neuroscience research to measurable patient stratification and outcomes.
  • Winterlight Labs: Speech-based digital biomarker company for cognitive health assessment; comparable in building AI-driven tools to measure and track brain health longitudinally.
  • Click Therapeutics: Prescription digital therapeutics company targeting cognition and mental health; comparable as a clinically-validated digital intervention pipeline targeting similar therapeutic areas.
  • Muse: Consumer EEG neurofeedback headband with meditation and focus training; overlaps with BrainHealth's measurable-performance and brain-training narrative for consumers.

Broad incumbents

  • Headspace: Scaled consumer mental wellness and meditation platform with established corporate-wellness distribution; competes in adjacent mental-performance territory with far larger consumer reach.
  • Calm: Mass-market meditation and sleep app with strong consumer brand; competes for the same proactive mental-wellness consumer spend and corporate-wellness RFPs.

Direct peers

  • Cogstate: Cognitive assessment technology used in clinical trials and healthcare; directly comparable in computerized cognitive measurement and brain-health monitoring for research and clinical applications.
  • Posit Science: Commercial brain-training software provider (BrainHQ) with clinically validated cognitive exercises for older adults; directly comparable as a science-driven brain-training offering targeting similar population segments.
  • Akili Interactive: Digital therapeutics company developing FDA-cleared cognitive training (EndeavorRx) for ADHD; comparable as a regulated, evidence-based digital cognitive intervention targeting similar outcomes.
  • Neurotrack: Digital cognitive assessment and brain-health platform focused on memory and dementia risk; comparable in offering consumer-facing cognitive screening and longitudinal brain-health tracking.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Center for BrainHealth social profiles

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Profiles14 records

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Frequently asked questions about Center for BrainHealth

What does Center for BrainHealth do?

Center for BrainHealth conducts cognitive neuroscience research and delivers brain health training programs built on its proprietary SMART (Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Tactics) methodology and the BrainHealth Index, the world's first holistic measure of brain health. Offerings are delivered via a digital platform (mobile app and web), in-person at the Dallas campus, through corporate workplace programs, and via military and educational partnerships to individuals, enterprises, and government clients.

Is Center for BrainHealth a public or private company?

Center for BrainHealth is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Center for BrainHealth founded?

Center for BrainHealth was founded in 1999. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Center for BrainHealth based?

Center for BrainHealth is headquartered in Dallas, United States, in the North America region.

How does Center for BrainHealth make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Research Grants and Philanthropy is the primary driver. The others are training Programs and Corporate Services and brainHealth Index Assessment.

Who are Center for BrainHealth's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Alto Neuroscience, Winterlight Labs, Click Therapeutics and Muse. Broad incumbents are Headspace and Calm. Direct peers are Cogstate, Posit Science, Akili Interactive and Neurotrack.

Does Center for BrainHealth have an API?

No public API is recorded for Center for BrainHealth.

What industry is Center for BrainHealth in?

Center for BrainHealth's product category is Cognitive Neuroscience Research. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAFAFAH, Neurorehabilitation Centers, with a secondary code of HDAAAGAI, Healthcare & Wellness Personalization. Its NAICS code is 54171 and its SIC code is 8731.

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BioengineeringBreaking Ground in Psychology: Proactive Brain Training Boosts CommunityResearchers at the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas published a study in Frontiers in Psychology showing that Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Tactics (SMART), a digital brain training program delivered via five-minute daily sessions over six months, significantly reduced symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress while improving cognitive function across 370 adults aged 18-87. The study used the validated BrainHealth Index to measure outcomes, finding universal mental health improvements regardless of participants' prior mental illness history, with healthy adults achieving dual benefits faster than those with prior diagnoses. The researchers position this low-cost, scalable microburst training as a complementary preventive tool for population-level mental health interventions, potentially reshaping public health approaches to brain wellness.PR NewswireNew Nature Scientific Reports Study Challenges the Inevitability of Cognitive Decline and Proves Brain Gain is Possible at Any AgeResearchers from the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas published a three-year longitudinal study in Scientific Reports involving nearly 4,000 participants, demonstrating that cognitive decline is not inevitable and that adults ages 19 to 94 can measurably improve brain performance through targeted practices and daily micro-training. The study used the BrainHealth Index to track gains across three pillars—clarity, connectedness, and emotional balance—and found that even top-tier performers continued improving over 1,000 days, while those with the lowest baseline scores showed the most significant rates of improvement. The research is part of The BrainHealth Project initiative, which is scaling its digital platform across all 50 U.S. states and more than 60 countries to promote proactive brain health.News-MedicalAdults of all ages can improve brain performance through practiceA three-year study of nearly 4,000 adults aged 19-94 found that brain health can improve through daily micro-training and healthy habits. Participants with the lowest baseline scores showed the greatest gains, and younger adults improved as much as older ones. The findings suggest brain health is trainable and not fixed by age.BioengineeringPaul and Shelia Schlosberg Family Foundation Advances Military Brain HealthThe Paul and Shelia Schlosberg Family Foundation has donated $3 million to the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas to support the Optimal BrainHealth for Warfighters program, which addresses cognitive and mental wellness challenges in U.S. Special Operations Command members, veterans, and their families. The program utilizes SMART™ Brain Training leveraging neuroplasticity to treat traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress, and related conditions, having already reached over 6,000 military cohorts with documented improvements in cognitive functioning and emotional well-being. The initiative aims to expand access to 100,000 warriors within the next five years as part of integrating brain health into military readiness and post-service rehabilitation.National TodayGoMo Health & Center for BrainHealth Partner on 'The Brain Gym' to Boost Employee PerformanceGoMo Health and the Center for BrainHealth have announced an expanded partnership to launch 'The Brain Gym,' a workplace wellness program launching in April 2026 that combines brain health research with adaptive technology to help employees boost cognitive performance, manage stress, and build mental resilience through personalized, bite-sized learning experiences. The program integrates the Center for BrainHealth's research with GoMo Health's BehavioralRx technology platform. Early adopters like the Dallas Police Department are piloting the program in high-pressure work environments.Digital JournalNew military review contextualises how brain training helps prevent brain injuriesA literature review published in the journal Military Medicine during Brain Injury Awareness Month found that cognitive training programs can help prevent brain injuries among service members by improving cognitive resilience and reducing maladaptive behaviors such as substance abuse and suicide. The review examined two interventions—BrainHQ from Posit Science and SMART from the UT Dallas Center for Brain Health—building on the Warfighter Brain Fitness Study, which enrolled 406 National Guard servicemembers and found participants benefited across multiple cognitive measures. Researchers noted that cognitive training strengthens protective factors like emotional regulation and problem-solving while reducing risk factors such as social isolation, making it suitable for military populations.PR NewswireMomentous Institute and Center for BrainHealth Report Highlights Positive Long-Term Economic Impact of Mental Health-Informed EducationMomentous Institute and Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas released a joint report showing that alumni of Momentous School, which integrates mental health and neuroscience into early education starting at age three, significantly outperform peers from low-income schools. The study of 73 alumni six years after high school graduation found 97% graduated high school, 79% pursued higher education, and 48% earned college degrees, compared to 78%, 43%, and 12% respectively for low-income peers. Projected lifetime earnings for these alumni total $157 million, delivering up to a 24-to-1 return on investment, while the per-student cost is comparable to average Texas public education spending.CenterforbrainhealthHow Brain Health Is Shaping the Future of Healthcare InvestmentThe Center for BrainHealth in Dallas is showcasing how decades of brain health research is attracting growing venture capital interest, with experts noting the number of pure brain-focused venture funds has grown from one to approximately twenty in three years. The article highlights how organizations like architecture firm HKS are implementing brain training programs for employees and designing "brain-healthy" spaces, while the Brainomics Venture works to translate research into economic impacts using science-backed tools like the BrainHealth Index and Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Training.MysweetcharityThree Generations Celebrated The Al G. Hill Jr. Ellipse Dedication At Center For BrainHealthThe Al G. Hill Jr. Ellipse was dedicated at the Center for BrainHealth on October 18, with the Hill family in attendance, thanks to a $4 million pledge from the Trinity Family Foundation. The dedication highlighted the honoree's passion for brain health and featured various events including a musical composition and stories illustrating his life and philanthropy. The Center for BrainHealth will celebrate its 25th anniversary in the forthcoming year as a result of this significant donation aimed at advancing research in brain health.HksincGetting to a Brain Healthy WorkplaceHKS partnered with the Center for BrainHealth for a year-long pilot program to study how place, process/policy, and technology can create a brain-healthy workplace, finding that employees who engaged with BrainHealth SMART strategies showed statistically significant improvements in brain health indices. The research identified seven key findings, including that the brain can be trained, managing distractions is critical for focused work, and in-person collaboration improves team connection. HKS is now developing a brain-healthy workplace certification, expanding the research with neurodiversity addendums for autism and ADHD, and building a toolkit for brain-healthy workplaces.