Moody Neurorehabilitation Institute, formerly known as the Transitional Learning Center, was established in 1982 by Robert Moody, who was on a mission to create a post-acute brain rehabilitation center in the Houston area. His passion was inspired when his own son, Russell Moody was involved in a motor vehicle accident and acquired a traumatic brain injury. Ready to take the next step in recovery, Moody noticed the lack of options and resources.

Mr. Robert Moody set out to collect techniques, strategies and therapies from all over the world from some of the top neurological hospitals and rehabilitation centers. He then returned and opened The Transitional Learning Center.

In 2019, The Transitional Learning Center was renamed Moody Neurorehabilitation Institute in recognition of Russell Moody’s story of love, courage, and determination that continues to fuel and inspire our work every day. It is the story of turning tragedy into hope and action. Since its founding, Moody Neuro has created breakthroughs in brain injury rehabilitation and helped patients work toward their own individual breakthroughs. As a national pioneer in post-acute care for patients with acquired brain injury, Moody Neuro continues to innovate and provide the best possible care for survivors of brain injury.