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Support friedel family foundation's Mission

OUR VISION:

Advancing Brain and Mental Health Through Research:


The Friedel Family Foundation supports research that advances our understanding of the brain, human behavior, mental health, and cognitive functioning.


Through scientific investigation, educational partnerships, and collaboration with qualified professionals, we seek to identify factors that influence brain health and improve our understanding of neurological and psychological challenges.


Our research interests include cognitive health, mental health, brain function, and the relationship between human behavior and overall well-being.


Our goal is to encourage responsible, evidence-based research that expands knowledge, informs professional practice, and contributes to healthier individuals and communities.


RESEARCH INITIATIVES:


Advancing Knowledge Through Scientific Investigation


The Friedel Family Foundation supports the development of research initiatives designed to improve our understanding of brain function, mental health, and human behavior.

Through financial support and collaboration with Joshua Bible College's School of Neurotheology, the Foundation encourages meaningful scientific investigation and responsible research practices.


THE SOCIAL MEDIA DILEMMA: WHO'S IN CONTROL?

Understanding Social Media, Attention, and Personal Control


The Friedel Family Foundation provides financial support for research development through Joshua Bible College's School of Neurotheology.


One initiative in development is The Social Media Dilemma: Who's in Control?


This proposed study examines how adults perceive and manage their use of social media, including questions involving attention, behavioral habits, and personal control.


The research aims to improve understanding of how individuals interact with digital environments and make decisions about their online behavior.


Project Status: Research preparation and ethics review. Participant recruitment has not begun.


TREATMENT-RESISTANT PTSD RESEARCH


Exploring New Approaches to Understanding and Treating PTSD

The Friedel Family Foundation is in the planning stages of a research initiative focused on treatment-resistant Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).


The proposed research will explore brain function, psychological and neurological factors, and potential approaches to improving outcomes for individuals who continue to experience significant symptoms despite conventional treatment.


Our goal is to support responsible scientific investigation that may contribute to a better understanding of PTSD and inform future approaches to care.


This initiative is currently in development. Research activities have not yet begun.



HOW RESEARCH FUNDS WILL BE USED:

With a separate fundraising goal of $100,000, contributions will help support:

  • Research through Joshua Bible College's School of Neurotheology.
  • Development of future clinical and behavioral research.
  • Research equipment, data collection, and analysis.
  • Collaboration with qualified research professionals.
  • Publication and educational sharing of research findings.

HELP ADVANCE BRAIN-HEALTH RESEARCH

The Friedel Family Foundation is raising $100,000 to support research into brain health and human behavior.


Your contribution helps fund research development, scientific collaboration, and programs that support brain and mental health.

 

To designate your donation, enter "Research" in the checkout form's Notes field.

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