About Us

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At Prayer Collective, we integrate cognitive neuroscience with spirituality to help better manage mental wellness. In collaboration with Christian universities and colleges, we develop neuroscience labs, train scholars, and conduct innovative research. Our work explores how spiritual practices can improve cognitive abilities and foster resilience, equipping a new generation of bold Christian scientists who lead confidently at the intersection of faith and science. Through this synergy of research, education, and spiritual wisdom, we aim to unlock transformative insights that benefit individuals, communities, and society as a whole.

Our research at Prayer Collective focuses on how spiritual practices such as prayer and meditation influence cognitive functions like memory, attention, and problem-solving. We explore how these practices can help individuals better self-regulate brainwave patterns, potentially aiding in the management of anxiety, PTSD, and other mental health challenges. Additionally, we study the combined effects of neuromodulation technologies, such as transcranial photobiomodulation (tPBM) and neurofeedback, with spiritual interventions to enhance brain function and mental wellness. Through faith-based neuroeducation, we develop strategies to integrate neuroscience and spirituality in educational settings, fostering holistic mental well-being for students and educators.

At Prayer Collective, our educational programs integrate cognitive neuroscience with spirituality to equip the next generation of bold Christian scientists. We offer workshops and courses for students, researchers, and practitioners on topics like brainwave regulation, mental wellness, neuromodulation techniques, and cognitive assessments in faith-based contexts. Through our Scholar Development Initiatives, we provide hands-on research opportunities, mentorship, and lab training in advanced neuroscience technologies. We also collaborate with Christian universities and colleges to establish Neuro Laboratories, supporting curriculum development, student research, and internships. Additionally, we hire research assistants to work in these Neuro Laboratories, fostering practical experience and deeper engagement with the intersection of faith and brain science.