Feuerstein Institute
Cognitive Development for All Ages
Who we are
We empower everyone to reach their intellectual potential,
regardless of background or ability.
The Feuerstein Institute is a center for education, rehabilitation, and research dedicated to enhancing individuals’ cognitive abilities and overall functioning. We help individuals achieve their potential by teaching them how to learn.
The Feuerstein Method is a process-oriented approach that identifies learning challenges, analyzes them, and resolves them through systematic intervention.
Did you hear about our upcoming
Feuerstein International Shoresh Conference?
– Chicago –
July 20 – 24, 2025
Find out about our scholarship options below!
IL METODO FEUERSTEIN
IN AMBITO CLINICO
Conferenza e Workshop
MILANO, 30 GIUGNO – 4 LUGLIO 2025
The Feuerstein Method in application
The Children’s Clinic
Rehabilitation Centers
All over the world
Learn The Feuerstein Method
Become a certified Feuerstein Practitioner
The Feuerstein Institute provides several courses that train individuals in the Feuerstein method and enhance their knowledge of related subjects. Our training is appropriate for those with backgrounds in education, counseling, therapy, psychology, medicine, human resources, corrections, university students, and more!
The Feuerstein Method is a highly adaptable and versatile educational technique used in over 50 countries.
courses & Workshops
We offer both in-person and online courses and seminars.
Our in-person courses are intensive and usually last 1-2 weeks, depending on the specific course or seminar. During these courses, all the material is taught in person, and most of our practicum courses provide the opportunity to work with a child under the guidance of an experienced certified trainer.
Our online courses vary in intensity (between 1-3 times a week) and require several hours of individual practice and viewing pre-recorded videos. Please allow time in your schedule to accommodate the workload.
The Lou Falik
Scholarship Stipend
In memory of our dear colleague, Dr. Lou Falik,
The Feuerstein Institute has established a scholarship fund for the development of mediators.
Three scholarships to cover one course fee each will be awarded to three mediators, either new to the theory or a practiced mediator. The funds are to be used for tuition to attend a Shoresh Conference. Applicants who wish to apply may submit a letter stating the reasons why and how they will use the training to further their work in the world of Feuerstein. The three scholarships will be awarded to three deserving people from three different continents of the world each year:
North America, South America, Middle East, Europe, Asia, or Africa.
