Find out in this overview video from The MINDCAP Center founder Dr. Jeanne Zehr.
The Feuerstein Method teaches the skill of learning how to learn. We offer tools and techniques to identify and enhance a person's learning potential. The MINDCAP team is trained in the Feuerstein Method and offers services and training locally as well as training internationally. All Feuerstein training offered by MINDCAP is certified by the Feuerstein Institute...
Do you or your child have a cognitive challenge caused by ADD, Age Related Cognitive Decline, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Brain Injury, Giftedness, or Spina Bifida?
Are you an educator who needs PGPs to relicense or a therapist who would like training in our cognitive development strategies?
What do a woman who survived trauma, a gifted boy, a single mother, and a non-verbal boy with Cerebral Palsy have in common? Much, when mediation happens! Learn about some powerful connections happening at MINDCAP in the video above.
“We are so grateful for MindCap. The people my daughter worked with and the training she received from them helped reshape the way she thinks about things and helped save her life. It’s so fun to hear her verbally think through situations and know where that mindset came from. So glad to know MindCap is there to help us and others. Blessings to you and MINDCAP.”
- K.K., mother of a teenage daughter
“I love that this program both raises and heightens awareness of what we do well, but more importantly, what challenges continual growth. I also love its applicability to all life areas-self, health, social relations, occupation, spiritual development-in pursuit of excellence.”
- D. Appiarius, University of St Francis, Fort Wayne, IN
“This unique program will enhance and improve students' learning, thinking and analyzing skills. This optimistic approach to instruction focuses on what students may accomplish rather than the disability.”
- N. Hankee, University of St Francis, Fort Wayne, IN
“Totally eye-opening. I learned that the brain can learn when you don't think that it can. You can teach a person to think by mediating them.”
- S. Mittetstaedt, Lutheran South Unity School, Fort Wayne, IN