What if cutting edge medicine could enhance your brain function as you age?
Scientists are discovering that the adult brain continues to learn, adapt, and form new connections throughout life and they're looking for qualified participants to help advance this exciting research.
If you're 40-75 years old and live in the Denver area, you may qualify for an innovative clinical research study focused on brain health, cognitive performance, and healthy aging.
Participants receive advanced cognitive testing while contributing to research that could help shape the future of brain science.
By providing us with your information you are consenting to the collection and use of your information and consent given for receiving SMS messages upon submission in accordance with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Ready to explore your mental health options? Sign up and claim your SPOT now!
By providing us with your information you are consenting to the collection and use of your information and consent given for receiving SMS messages upon submission in accordance with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Join a Groundbreaking Neuroplasticity Research Study in Denver
What if the adult brain could become more adaptable, learn more efficiently, and maintain cognitive performance as we age?
Premier Integrative & Cognitive Medical Institute (PICMI), in collaboration with leading neuroscience researchers, is conducting an innovative study exploring one of the most exciting frontiers in medicine: neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to form new connections, adapt, and change throughout life.
Emerging research suggests that psilocybin may temporarily create a unique window of enhanced neuroplasticity. This study seeks to better understand whether those changes can be measured through cognitive performance, learning ability, blood-based biomarkers, and genetics.
WHY THIS RESEARCH MATTERS
For decades, medicine has focused primarily on treating cognitive decline after it occurs.
This research asks a different question:
Can we better understand, measure, and potentially enhance the brain’s ability to learn, adapt, and thrive?
Researchers will evaluate whether biological changes associated with neuroplasticity correlate with improvements in:
Learning ability
Cognitive flexibility
Attention and focus
Processing speed
Executive function
Overall cognitive performance
Convenient Location: 400 South Colorado Blvd., Suite 860, Denver, CO 80246
Patient Testimonial
Patient Review
