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Holistic Neuroeducation

Your child deserves to experience the joy of learning.  Holistic Neuroeducation honors the deep intrinsic value of each individual's neurodevelopmental path.  Conventional education fails our most creative students.  Often these sensitive and creative non-traditional learners develop a anxiety and defiance when it comes to school and learning.  


Don't let the spark go out of your child.  Learning is fun.  Learning is natural.  Learning is the way to create a good life. 


Address 123 Grace Avenue

ABOUT US

From Failing to Thriving

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There is nothing more heartbreaking than when a child doen't realize their gifts.  


When I was in 4th grade they wanted to hold me back, I thought I was dumb.  By highschool, I refused to go to school.  I would sit on the train tracks smoking cigarettes. Of course, eventually, I got caught after failing all my classes.


Today I have two doctorate degrees.  One in neuroscience, and the other in educational leadership.  


I truly felt the school system failed me.  We can do so much better.  Don't let your child slip through the cracks.  

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Neuro Notes:

Learning is Self-Motivated.

Very literally, learning is inherently driven by the motivation networks in the brain.  The ventral striatum, often called the "drug reward circuit" is the network that activates when we are learning.  When we have that joyful Ah-Ha moment, it is activating this circuit.


What a shame that the schools have taken the joy out of learning.  

Visit Our New Location

We have recently relocated 

1617 Valle Vista Drive

Pekin, IL 

The Art Garage

The Art Garage is where self-directed learning begins.  A space for kids to explore and to start to ignite their love of learning.

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LIFE TOGETHER

More Than a

Sunday Service

Write 30–40 words about what community looks like at your church beyond Sunday mornings. Mention shared meals, prayer groups, outreach projects, or the everyday friendships that form when people walk through life together.

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"Write a short quote (15–25 words) from a real member about what this church community means to them. Keep it personal and heartfelt."

— MEMBER'S FIRST NAME & LAST INITIAL

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ACTIVE MEMBERS

Replace ## with your membership count. Then add a one-line description of your church family - its diversity, its spirit, its growth.

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GET INVOLVED

Your Next Step

Starts Here

Whether you walked in last week or have been here for years, there's always a next step. Here's how to go deeper.

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01 Connect

Write 20–30 words about how newcomers can get connected. Mention your welcome process - a newcomer lunch, a membership class, or simply showing up on Sunday.

02 Small Group

Write 25–35 words about your small groups. How often do they meet? What do they study? Mention the types available - couples, men's, women's, young adults, or interest-based groups.

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GROUP

All Ages

WELCOME

03 Serve

Write 25–35 words about serving opportunities. Everyone has a gift - describe how your church helps people discover theirs and use them, whether inside the church or out in the community.

[CHILDREN] [WORSHIP] [OUTREACH]

[HOSPITALITY] [TECH]

OUR FOUNDATION

"Choose a scripture verse that anchors your

church's identity - or write your mission

statement in one powerful sentence."

BOOK CHAPTER : VERSE

VISIT US

You're Always

Welcome Here

SUNDAY

9:00 AM

Morning Worship

11:00 AM

Contemporary Service

MIDWEEK

6:30 PM

Wednesday Night Bible Study

6:30 PM

Youth & Children's Programs

123 Grace Avenue, Your City, State 00000

Write a 25–35 word welcome for first-time visitors. Address common

concerns: come as you are (no dress code), children are welcome, parking

is easy, and friendly people will help you find your way.