In the Media
- Read Newsweek's article, Teaching Prison Inmates About Their Own Brain Trauma Could Help Them Rehabilitate, written by Erica Hayasaki.
- Check out Psychology Students Uncover Prevalence of Brain Injuries Among Prisoners written by University of Denver's Magazine's own, Doug McPherson.
- Radio, Colorado Public Radio. (September 21, 2016)
- Read Kim Gorgens, Drew Nagele, Judy Dettmer, and Stephen Hooper's article published by Brain Injury Professional, Volume 14, Issue 3 on page 24.
- Check out the GradImpact: Supporting Inmate Rehabilitation by Studying the Connection between Brain Injury and Criminal Behavior article published on the Counsil of Graduate Schools' website.
- View the 2017 Traumatic Brain Injury and Criminal Justice/Juvenile Justice Systems Report.
- Denver Post's article, 54 percent of surveyed inmates in Colorado had serious brain injuries. This program aims to keep them from returning to crime. (April 13, 2018)
- Kim Gorgens featured in ABC15's article, University of Denver studying the effect of brain injuries on inmates and repeat offenders, published on June 8th, 2018.
- Kim Gorgens spoke at TEDxMileHigh on June 16th, 2018 #TEDxMHUncommon. Watch the video here!
- Read a Denver-based study exposes the strong connection between traumatic brain injury and incarceration written by Casey Leins, Traumatic Brain Injury and Incarceration: Ending a Vicious Cycle.
- Read US News BEST STATES' article, Colorado Jail Helps Inmates Who Have Suffered Traumatic Brain Injuries.
- Read MINDSOURCE Brain Injury Network's newsletter for Fall 2018 here! Kim Gorgens is the Partner Spotlight.
- More to come.
Take a look at some photographs of students presenting their research at various conferences here!
