Our team brings together a multidisciplinary group of educators, researchers, cognitive scientists, child development specialists, programme designers, and global practitioners dedicated to advancing neuroscience-informed parenting and education. Each member contributes unique expertise across early childhood development, cognitive science, emotional regulation, instructional design, and family wellbeing. United by a shared mission, we work collaboratively to translate scientific research into practical tools, programmes, and learning experiences that serve families, educators, and institutions worldwide.





Prof. Ihssen Badr
Executive Director Cognitive Neuroscience • Developmental Neurobiology • Early Childhood Brain Science
Leadership Science • Meta-Learning • Adult Education • Organizational Development

Executive Director Cognitive Neuroscience • Developmental Neurobiology • Early Childhood Brain Science
Leadership Science • Meta-Learning • Adult Education • Organizational Development

University Consultant
an Academic University Executive -Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira
Multidisciplinary Academic Faculty
Includes specialists in:
Neuroscience
Educational psychology
Learning sciences
Child development
Special education
Leadership and human systems
Early childhood pedagogy
Research and evaluation
A distinguished global network of:
University professors
Cognitive scientists
Developmental psychologists
Education researchers
Clinical & pediatric specialists
Neurodiversity experts
Leadership & organizational consultants
Guest faculty and summit speakers
They contribute through research, training, summit keynotes, programme co-design, and collaborative projects.

Schools
Universities
Research centers
NGOs
Ministries of Education
Community development organizations
We acknowledge that we are on the unceded, ancestral territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe people, who have stewarded this land since time immemorial. We honour their Elders—past, present, and future—and commit to reconciliation and respectful relationship.
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