Dr. Fallahpour & Brain Resource Center in the Media
Dr. Fallahpour attended Davos in 2024 for the launch of the United Nations Leadership Academy, where he presented as a key member of the panel.
“Bringing the latest advancements in neuroscience to education, Dr. Kamran Fallahpour plays a crucial role in shaping the Academy's approach to cognitive development.”
Dr. Fallahpour was featured on National Geographic series, Brain Games, as an expert on the psychological effects of fear.
“Our brains have evolved to recognize certain stimuli as threats, because from an evolutionary point of view, it would help our survival.”
Fast Company mentions Brain Resource Center in an article about how brain-scanning neurotoys are about to change everything.
“The Brain Resource Center takes advantage of brain mapping and mind-computer interfaces for patients with everything from mood disorders to traumatic brain injuries.”
Radiolab’s Jad Abumrad visits Brain Resource Center for Stress Management
“Neuropsychologist, Kamran Fallahpour, has an uncanny ability to calm others. A long hard look at the body’s system for getting out of trouble.”
Advanced Brain Podcast with Alex Doman
Alex Doman and his guest, Kamran Fallahpour, Ph.D., a neuroscientist, musician, and clinical psychologist will explore the frontier of brain plasticity, real-life implications, and the power of music to change our brains and influence consciousness.
The Epoch Times article describes how Dr. Kamran Fallahpour provided relief to a young child and his family
“I took him to every specialist imaginable. I had sleepless nights. All I could do was cry because I said, “There’s something wrong with my son and they can’t figure it out,” said Santos, a Long-Island mother whose four year old son had sustained a concussion on the playground.” This was until she met Dr. Kamran Fallahpour. “Finally we had proof.”
Dr. Kamran Fallahpour speaks with Shahriar Afshar on the Autism Spa podcast.
Dr. Fallahpour explains how one Shaolin monk is able to withstand pain in “One Step Beyond”
“In other words, he mentally prepared himself for pain and actually shifted his perception of what pain means.”
A.J. Jacobs recounts his visit to the Brain Resource Center in his Esquire article, “How To Be Smarter.”
“We’re starting to realize how malleable the brain is. You can build its strength. You can keep it from withering with age. You can create new connections and carve new pathways among the brain's 100 billion neurons.”
Dr. Fallahpour is quoted in a NY Post article about boosting your brain power.
“We may feel we can’t afford to take some time off to do these things, but, in fact, we win in the end in time and quality of our cognition,” says Kamran Fallahpour, a clinical psychologist and director of the Brain Resource Center on the Upper West Side.
Francoise Gordon, a former client of Dr. Fallahpour at Brain Resource Center, tells of her road to improvement in cognition, memory, and reading following Traumatic Brain Injury TBI
“After having been a regular client at The Brain Resource Center since July 2018, by going for about four to five 45- minute sessions/week, I, Francoise Gordon, have seen neurologic improvements beyond my wildest dreams. From memory, to critical thinking, to reading I’m a new person.”
Dr. Fallahpour is featured in Drop Dead Healthy, by New York Times bestselling author, A.J. Jacobs
“The key to making healthy decisions is to respect your future self. Honor him or her. Treat him or her like you would treat a friend or a loved one.”
Dr. Fallahpour was a special guest on the Sirius XM Radio Show Dot Complicated hosted by Randi Zuckerberg