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Check out our story in One-Six Magazine. See what makes Brain Health Hawaii so unique when it comes to your body’s most important organ, the brain.

See our cover story in Midweek Magazine. Writer Don Robbins shares what makes Brain Health Hawaii so unique when it comes to using technology to map your brain. This allows us to more precisely identify and treat any issues in the brain...

A team from the University of Hawaii Department of Psychiatry presented clinical data from Brain Health Hawaii at a recent American Psychiatry Association meeting.

Alakai Mashima, a 2017 Punahou School grad, played defensive back for the Buff ‘n Blues throughout his high school years. Unfaltering in his love of football, he went on to play defensive back for the University of Hawaii at Manoa until he graduated in 2021...

It’s been one year since Mikey “Redd” O’Shaugnessy’s wipe out at Pipeline left him with traumatic brain injury. Were it not for his helmet and the fellow surfers and life guards that pulled him from the water and revived him, the day would have ended in tragedy. But for awhile, it seemed as tho..

Olympic gold medalist Carissa Moore shares her journey to winning despite many challenges. She knew that the Olympics would be a momentous event in her life. She already had the skill, but what reinforced her mental muscles were her personalized treatments with Dr. Keifer at Brain Health Hawaii..

“It really feels like I’m 18 again,” says four-time Super Bowl Champion Jesse Sapolu. Without a doubt, he really does sound youthful when you hear him speak with such clarity.

MIND MATTERS

Sleep issues, anxiety, lack of focus? If only your brain could find its proper rhythm.

Read the full article on pg. 52-53 of the February/March 2022 issue in HILuxury Magazine.

Concussions and symptoms of head injuries are appropriately coming to the forefront of attention in surfing. Although head-related injuries are all too common in the sport, few cases are ever reported due to the misbelief that if you’re not knocked unconscious, then you don’t have a concussion..

We are thrilled to partner with Dr. Anil Rama, the former Medical Director of Kaiser Permanente’s sleep medicine laboratory and 2021 Stanford Distinguished Service Award recipient. After a year of consultation and training with Dr. Jason Keifer, Dr. Rama is adding Brain Health Hawaii clinical ..

Landon McNamara shares his Brain Health Hawaii experience as a surfer and musician. Landon grew up surfing on the North Shore of Oahu and was raised around professional surfers. He was inspired to surf and do music by his neighbor Jack Johnson. Landon’s career as a musician debuted with his fir..

One Hit Away Foundation provides resources for education and advocacy for brain healing and brain health from sports-related brain injuries caused by a
 recognized concussion, sub-concussive hits or a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)...

At age 23, Pua Wong’s life was thriving. She was a born athlete and had recently returned home to the Big Island after graduating from California Baptist University where she was an all-star on the water polo team. With her biology degree completed, Pua was studying for the MCAT (Medical Colleg..

Christian Porras shares his experience with Brain Health Hawaii.

Introducing Jeremy Creekmore, who heads our new clinic in Aiea. Jeremy shares his experience with mental health as a combat veteran.

Executive Director Chandra Lucariello shares her story of how Brain Health Hawaii has impacted her family.

It was February 14, 2021, when big wave pro surfer, Mikey O’Shaughnessy, suffered a massive traumatic brain injury. He had paddled out at one of Hawaii’s most famous surf spots, Pipeline. After catching a wave, O’Shaughnessy endured a brutal wipeout, plunging head-first into the shallow reef. H..