Researchers shouldn't only talk to researchers.

The fastest way to lose a community's trust is to overstate what the science says. Brain Game holds a simple standard: present findings accurately, describe uncertainty plainly, and let researchers speak for their own work.

Every Brain Game program is built with participating experts who bring institutional affiliation, published research, and clinical experience — and who are willing to answer questions from a fifteen-year-old defenseman as carefully as from a colleague.