FAQ

We are a double bottom line social impact enterprise dedicated to making neuro-literacy training and tools for everyday life available to everyone, in all parts of the world, from all walks of life.

This means that we offer training and access to our technology platform to customers for a fee through NEXT Ltd, and free training and access to our technology platform through a Neuro-literacy.org to charities and service organizations so they can train their employees, especially frontline workers, so they can train their beneficiaries who cannot afford our commercial services.

No, Neuro-literacy.org is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to making neuro-literacy available to anyone without the resources to purchase training and NEXT System access from NEXT Ltd.

The primary source of funding is from philanthropic/social impact funding including from NEXT LTD. Neuro-literacy.org plans to deliver it first training to beneficiaries in early 2024.

You get our Basic Neuro-literacy Program (value $50) for one person (you or someone you designate) and a collection of benefits that is dependent on which designation (supporter, ambassador, or task force member) you select. Your payment is received as revenue to NEXT Ltd and goes to cover our operating, general, and administrative expenses, including the cost of supplying training and services through Neuro-literacy.org.

The Neuro-literacy Engineering Task Force is a group of thought leaders, researchers, technologists, engineers, developers, and practitioners with a goal to provide a structure and a vehicle to enable open, standards-based innovation in the personal performance, behavior-change, and well-being domain.

No, NEXT programs are non-clinical and are not at this time eligible for reimbursement under health plans.

Basic Neuro-literacy training is designed to be suitable for many adolescents and young adults. However, we recommend that the person’s parent or guardian be responsible for this decision by doing the Basic Neuro-literacy Program themselves, and parenting/guiding their young person as they do any decision.