Marcus Institute for Brain Health - MIBH

12/30/2025

As we close out this year, we want to speak directly to the people at the heart of our mission.

To our patients and families, thank you for trusting us with your care.
To those considering treatment, know that you are not alone and support is here.
To our donors and partners, your generosity made progress possible and impact measurable.

This year, the Marcus Institute for Brain Health expanded care, advanced innovation, and strengthened partnerships, all in service of veterans, service members, and first responders living with traumatic brain injury.

Looking ahead to 2026, our focus is clear.
More access.
More research.
More comprehensive, trauma-informed care.

Thank you for being part of this community and for helping shape what comes next at Marcus Institute for Brain Health.

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12/29/2025

As the year comes to a close, there is still time to make a meaningful, tax deductible gift to the Marcus Institute for Brain Health.

Your year end donation supports veterans, first responders, and active duty service members living with traumatic brain injury and invisible wounds. These are individuals who have given so much in service to others and now deserve access to specialized, evidence based brain health care.

When making your gift, please be sure to select or write in Marcus Institute for Brain Health under the gift designation so your donation is directed to this work.

You can give directly here:
https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/47715/donations/new?a=8404041

A gift made before December 31 helps fund life changing treatment, advance research, and expand access for those who may not otherwise receive care.

Thank you for being part of the healing and for helping restore lives.

📞 (303) 724-4824 | 🌐 medschool.cuanschutz.edu/mibh

12/24/2025

Happy Holidays from the Marcus Institute for Brain Health.

This season, our team is taking time to rest, recharge, and be with loved ones as we close out the year.

We are still accepting program applications and will respond to all applicants on January 5 and 6.

If you or someone you love is in crisis or needs immediate support, please call or text 988 to reach the Su***de and Crisis Lifeline. Help is available 24 hours a day.

We wish you a safe, restful, and meaningful holiday season.

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12/07/2025

On Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day we honor the 2,403 service members and civilians whose lives were lost and the countless heroes who rose in the hours and years that followed. Their legacy lives on in every generation that has worn the uniform since.

At the Marcus Institute for Brain Health, we are humbled to serve today’s warriors — continuing a tradition of care, respect, and unwavering support for those who sacrifice for our nation.


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12/03/2025

Ready to take your neuropsychology career to the next level? We’re hiring an experienced Neuropsychologist here at the Marcus Institute for Brain Health, to join us on the renowned University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.

Ready to elevate your career? Learn more and apply now:

Click the link provided to see the complete job description.

12/02/2025

Today is , and our MIBH ambassadors are rallying together to support the Marcus Institute for Brain Health (MIBH)

MIBH delivers life-changing care for veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders facing the invisible wounds of traumatic brain injury and psychological trauma.

Your gift today makes a real difference; every donation helps provide hope, healing, and specialized treatment for those who have sacrificed so much for our country and communities.

Donate now through our GiveCampus page: https://bit.ly/4iqNnuL

Together, let's harness the collective power of giving and show these heroes they are not alone.

We are so grateful for your support!

Join me and make a gift in support of the Marcus Institute for Brain Health.

12/01/2025

Hidden visual problems are some of the most frequently overlooked signs of traumatic brain injury. A new University of Colorado Anschutz article highlights emerging research showing that many veterans, first responders, and others with can pass standard vision tests yet still struggle with significant visual-processing challenges.

At the Marcus Institute for Brain Health, we believe in looking beyond the eye chart. Even with 20/20 acuity, individuals may have difficulty reading, tracking motion, or processing the visual “noise” of everyday environments, challenges that can make grocery shopping, driving, or simply navigating a busy room feel overwhelming.

These symptoms are real, life-altering, and too often dismissed. That’s why our team is committed to advanced vision assessment and rehabilitative care that aims to restore clarity, confidence, and connection. And as research evolves, emerging tools like augmented-reality technologies offer even more potential for improving quality of life after TBI.

Read here: https://news.cuanschutz.edu/news-stories/hidden-visual-problems-can-signal-often-undertreated-traumatic-brain-injury

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The Marcus Institute for Brain Health researches and treats traumatic brain injuries in veterans and service members, advancing military and civilian care.

11/28/2025

Brain injuries and trauma can change a life in an instant. At the Marcus Institute for Brain Health (MIBH), we see veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders who are fighting invisible wounds of traumatic brain injury. MIBH provides these heroes with comprehensive treatment and hope for a healthier future.

As approaches, MIBH ambassadors are leading a peer-to-peer fundraising drive to ensure we can continue this life-changing work. Philanthropy ensures that no patient is turned away for financial reasons with every donation directly supports care for those who need it most.

You can be a part of a hero’s healing. Join us in honoring their service by supporting them in return.

🔗 Donate here: https://www.givecampus.com/schools/UniversityofColoradoAnschutz/marcus-institute-for-brain-health/?a=11307617&designation=marcusinstituteforbrainhealthgeneralfund

11/27/2025

Thanksgiving reminds us of the extraordinary community that surrounds the Marcus Institute for Brain Health.

Today, we are grateful for the Service Members, Veterans, and First Responders who trust us with their care, and for the families who walk alongside them with such strength.

We are equally thankful for our dedicated staff, partners, and supporters whose commitment makes healing possible every single day. Your compassion, expertise, and unwavering belief in our mission create life-changing impact for the warriors and guardians we serve.

Wishing our entire MIBH community a warm and restorative holiday.

📞 (303) 724-4824 | 🌐 medschool.cuanschutz.edu/mibh

11/25/2025

This past week we celebrated a remarkable milestone at the Marcus Institute for Brain Health — our 95th cohort. Every group that comes through our doors carries its own stories, its own strength, and its own reminder of why this mission matters so deeply.

At their continuation, this cohort presented our team with a stunning gift we will proudly display. In their own words, the collage reflects a tapestry of symbolism, emotion, and transformation — a visual narrative of growth, resilience, and self-discovery, where even unorthodox spaces and overlapping colors represent the complexity of healing.

Woven throughout the piece are themes of:

• Personal growth (brain, plant, spiral)

• Emotional resilience (phoenix, butterflies)

• Spiritual depth (lotus, sunset, beach)

• Identity and legacy (horse, turtle, numbers)

It’s introspective, aspirational, and deeply human — an artistic reflection of individuals who have endured, evolved, and stepped forward with renewed purpose and authenticity.

Honored doesn’t begin to cover it.

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11/13/2025

When veterans turn to art, something extraordinary happens, healing becomes visible.

This CU Connections feature, “How veterans use art to focus on healing, recovery,” offers a powerful look at creativity as a pathway to resilience.

Written by our very own Javan Bair, this article brings heart, authenticity, and purpose to the stories behind the art. We are incredibly proud of the work he does every day to support and uplift the communities we serve.

Read the full story here:
https://connections.cu.edu/stories/how-veterans-use-art-focus-healing-recovery

As Americans this week marked Veterans Day, the CU community furthered its support for past and present service members by carrying out the university’s mission. From advancing health care and education to fostering community and belonging, CU’s commitment to veterans and active-duty service

11/12/2025

We’re proud to share this touching 9NEWS (KUSA) feature highlighting our partners at Canine Partners of the Rockies and the incredible difference they’re making in the lives of veterans, service members, and first responders.

At the Marcus Institute for Brain Health, we know that healing isn’t just clinicalm it’s deeply personal. Through our partnership with Canine Partners of the Rockies, specially trained service dogs are helping our patients regain confidence, independence, and connection as they navigate life after brain injury.

These dogs don’t just provide support, they bring comfort, stability, and hope. They remind us that recovery is most powerful when it’s rooted in compassion and community.

We’re grateful to our friends at Canine Partners of the Rockies and to 9NEWS for sharing this story of purpose and partnership. Watch the full segment here:

Bridget Domenighini continues to strengthen her communities after military service.