Brain Health Institute
Restoring hope and improving brain health through nutrition, education, and personalized recovery protocols.
Research and Innovation
Showcasing ongoing research projects, care protocols and cohort involvement to bring to more.
Active since 2013
We have continued to evolve from research in partnership with the National Institute of Health to active care and research
Active Coaching
We pursue a human led model; Brain injury comes with lots of fear of the future, we look to walk with you.
Our Mission
We believe recovery begins by supporting the body's natural ability to heal. Through evidence-informed nutrition, personalized guidance, education, and meaningful human connection, we empower individuals to navigate the challenges of brain injury with confidence and hope—helping them reclaim their health and quality of life.
Help change a life
Your support helps provide personalized brain health coaching, education, and recovery resources for individuals living with the effects of traumatic brain injuries and concussions.
Together, we can help people recover, restore brain health, and get back to feeling like themselves again.
Programs
Current Programs
Veteran - Return to Life
We guide medically retired individuals back to life through our care protocol as well as dedicated 1 on 1 coaching
Goal: 250 Veterans in 2026
Active Service Member - Return to Duty
After years of service untreated TBI’s and concussions degrade mental performance, we strive to restore health
Goal: 250 Active in 2026
Youth Sports Concussions
Current care process is monitoring for symptoms; we start the healing process immediately before degradation happens
Goal: 100 Youth in 2026
Research
Current Research Initiatives
Nutrition + Personalized Coaching
Over the past five years, our Omega-3 nutrition protocol has served as the foundation of recovery. Our research has shown that pairing personalized nutrition with one-on-one coaching provides the guidance, accountability, and support needed to improve healing and long-term outcomes.
Goal: Comparitive Study
Hormone dysregulation
Brain injuries can disrupt hormone regulation long after the initial injury. We are researching the factors that contribute to hormonal imbalances, including testosterone decline, to develop personalized care protocols that support healing and recovery.
Goal: Integrated Care Model
Non-physical TBI
Through our work with veterans and law enforcement we are finding that high stress or acute trauma events can lead to the similar inflammation and symptoms of impact related TBIs
Goal: Comparitive Study
How You Can Help
Getting Involved
Join the Team
Cultivating resilient coral species in nurseries and transplanting them onto damaged.
Become a Volunteer
Bring your dedication and skills to help on the patient or back-end systems
Make a Donation
Provide a Sponsorship for one of the active or veterans we are currently supporting
