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Knowledge That Empowers Better Choices
The Friedel Family Foundation believes that understanding the brain can help individuals make healthier choices and improve their quality of life.
Through the BRAIN TRANE, age-appropriate educational programs, and community partnerships, we help people explore how brain function influences memory, attention, emotions, behavior, and everyday decisions.
Our goal is to make practical brain-health education accessible to individuals and families throughout Montana.
Understanding how substance use, stress, sleep, and daily habits affect the brain gives young people valuable information as they make decisions.
Our educational approach encourages critical thinking, healthy habits, and informed choices that support long-term brain health.

Building Healthy Brain Habits Early
This age-appropriate educational program introduces young children to the importance of brain health through engaging lessons, visual learning, and practical activities.
Children begin exploring how everyday choices, healthy habits, and positive behaviors can support their developing brains.
Delivered through the Friedel Family Foundation in partnership with Friedel Clinic.
Understanding the Brain. Making Better Choices.
Designed for the whole Family, this program explores how the developing brain influences attention, emotions, decision-making, relationships, and behavior.
Participants learn about brain development, healthy habits, and the importance of making informed choices during these critical years.
Delivered through the Friedel Family Foundation in partnership with Friedel Clinic.
Exploring the Relationship Between Brain, Faith, and Purpose
Neurotheology explores the relationship between brain function, human behavior, spiritual experience, and purposeful living.
The Friedel Family Foundation provides financial support and educational collaboration to the School of Neurotheology at Joshua Bible College, an independent educational institution.
Through its educational and certification programs, the School prepares individuals and congregations to establish community-based Centers for Neurotheology counseling.
The long-term vision is to encourage the establishment of these centers throughout Montana's 56 counties, followed by expansion into Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Idaho.
Together, the Foundation and Joshua Bible College seek to advance education that connects brain health, emotional well-being, faith, and purposeful living.


Your generosity helps advance brain-health Education, Evaluation, and Research.
Every contribution helps the Friedel Family Foundation work toward providing greater access to information, assessment resources, and research that can improve lives.
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