Excellent Brain Partners with Scholas Occurrentes for Global ADHD Neurofeedback Training
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Tel Aviv, ISRAEL, Sept. 30, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Israeli neurofeedback technology company Excellent Brain has partnered with Scholas Occurrentes, the global educational movement founded by Pope Francis in 2013, to bring ADHD neurofeedback training to schools and universities worldwide. The collaboration aims to provide educators, families, and youth-serving institutions in dozens of countries with a structured, technology-based approach to attention training.
Scholas Occurrentes, which connects more than 500,000 schools and universities in 70 countries and has reached 2.5 million young people through its initiatives, is leveraging this partnership to equip its global network with practical tools that support student well-being and learning readiness. The agreement will see Excellent Brain's neurofeedback training programs piloted and rolled out through Scholas-affiliated institutions, with an initial focus on regions where access to attention-support resources for children and young adults is limited.
Implementation will begin with pilot programs at select Scholas-affiliated institutions, informed by Excellent Brain's existing clinic and distributor network across Europe, the UK, the US, and Asia. The two organizations plan to jointly evaluate outcomes from early pilots before expanding availability across additional regions in the Scholas network.
Founded in 2015 and based in Israel, Excellent Brain Ltd. develops neurofeedback-based brain-training technology designed to support attention and focus. Its Trainer Kit is used by clinics, schools, and practitioners across multiple countries. In September 2026, Scholas will convene its 11th International Scholas Chairs Congress in Bali, Indonesia, exploring artificial intelligence, ethics, and the future of higher education.
Scholas Occurrentes, launched in 2013, connects more than 500,000 schools and universities in 70 countries and has reached 2.5 million young people through programs that bring together education, technology, art, sport, and dialogue. The collaboration with Excellent Brain forms part of Scholas's broader effort to equip its global network with practical tools that support student well-being and learning readiness.