Brain Recovery Lab at the MGH Institute of Health Professions

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The Brain Recovery Lab under the direction of Teresa Jacobson Kimberley studies non-invasive brain stimulation and neuroimaging to better understand how to help people recover from brain injury or disease.

“The quality of one’s recovery from stroke should not depend on their ZIP code, insurance status or the cultural compete...
07/31/2025

“The quality of one’s recovery from stroke should not depend on their ZIP code, insurance status or the cultural competency of their health care providers.”

A new policy statement highlights gaps in access to stroke rehab & measures to improve outcomes.

Policy Statement Highlights: A new American Heart Association/American Stroke Association Policy Statement lays out key policy levers needed to improve access to stroke rehabilitation and improve patient outcomes. The statement also outlines key...

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Research in recovery from neurologic disease

The brain has an immense capacity to reorganize its connections. This reorganization is called ‘neuroplasticity’, which is useful after a stroke, because new connections help recovery. Neuroplasticity can sometimes be undesirable and lead to brain dysfunction, such as in the case of dystonia. In the Brain Recovery Lab, we study neuroplasticity to better understand disorders like dystonia and stroke and to develop new ways to help the brain reorganize for recovery.