Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Memory Training Study

East Hanover, NJ
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ABOUT THE STUDY

Welcome to our research opportunity focused on understanding the effects of two different 12-week exercise programs (aerobic cycling or stretching-and-toning) combined with memory retraining on memory performance in individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

This study aims to explore the combined effects of memory training and a personalized exercise program on memory-related functions. By participating, you not only contribute to cutting-edge research but also may have the chance to enhance your memory and overall health.
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Who can participate?

You may qualify if you meet the following criteria, chat to Hey Trial assistant below if you aren't sure if you meet the criteria or if you want to apply
Traumatic Brain Injury:

You must have experienced a traumatic brain injury at least one year ago.

Memory Issues:

Individuals with persistent memory problems are encouraged to participate.

Exercise:

Participants must be willing and able to exercise.

Age:

Participants should be between 18 and 65 years old.

MRI Eligible:

You should be able to undergo an MRI for the purpose of the study.

Language Skills & Right-Handed:

Able to read and speak English well and a preference for right-handed participants.

What to Expect:

What the study involves:

2 Initial visits to Kessler’s foundation that will include the following

- Paper and pencil testing (3hrs)
- Exercise test (10-15 minutes)
- MRI (2hrs)
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Regular visits to Kessler’s foundation:  3x a week for 12 weeks

- Visits will be a combination of memory and exercise sessions
- Each exercise visit will be 1 hour long (36 visits in total)
- Each memory retraining visit will be 2 hours long (16 visits in total)

2 Follow up visits to Kessler’s foundation that will include the following:

- Paper and pencil testing (3hrs)
- Exercise test (10-15 minutes)
- MRI (2hrs)
Participants Will Receive:
Participants who complete the study may receive up to $350
as compensation for their time and commitment.
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