#PTSD #treatment and #research opportunity for post-9/11 #Veterans in #DFW

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#PTSD #treatment and #research opportunity for post-9/11 #Veterans in #DFW

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Dr. Morris enjoyed Cinco de Mayo at Chris Kyle Veterans Center this weekend sharing information about our current projects working with #PTSD, #GulfWarIllness, #tDCS, and #rTMS. We enjoy being out in the community, supporting and getting to know other organizations that are also committed to serving #Veterans in #DFW.
PTSD research and treatment option in DFW.
We're excited to announce we are now actively recruiting for a new study!
UTD Neuro Lab is proud of our own Dr. Michael Motes and the invited presentation he gave at the inaugural International Symposium on Traumatic Brain Injury Mechanisms and Protection on April 11 at UT Arlington. In his lecture “Verbal Retrieval Deficits in Chronic Traumatic Brain Injury Among Combat Veterans,” Mike presented on the research that we have been conducting on treating memory deficits associated with traumatic brain injury. We look forward to opportunities like this to share our research and to learn from other experts in the field.

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Orange you excited about research? We sure are!
Putting our heads together leads to great things! Thanks to the UNT Student Veterans Association for letting us come out and discuss current and upcoming projects.