In conjunction with the mission of President Obama to reform healthcare, The Foundation
for Human Potential is planning to help The Jordan Thomas Foundation to acquire
prosthetic limbs for children whose families do not maintain adequate insurance to
support the need. In the interest of resilience in the face of extraordinary challenge, 
please see www.jordanthomasfoundation.org .

Subsequent to a boating accident, resulting in bilateral below-the-knee loss of his legs,
having utmost respect for the mission of golfer Jordan Thomas and his family,
The Foundation for Human Potential would like to assist in this mission to acquire
functioning prosthetic limbs for children/young adults in need whose parents to not
maintain adequate insurance for such. . With all thanks to CNN for recently
publicizing this information.

We welcome your comments, potential advocacy and involvement.  
Please see our contact information:
andreafhp@comcast.net
www.fhponline.org

Welcome to the website for the Foundation for Human Potential. The Foundation's mission is to foster interdisciplinary research into brain-behavior relationships and to derive teaching methods from that research. The mission of this website is to provide a comprehensive online resource for the Foundation and its various activities. To the right is an overview of the resources this site offers. Letter from the Executive Director: A message from Founder/Executive Director Andrea Gellin Shindler. About FHP Everything you need to know about FHP, including its History, its Mission, and its Board of Advisors. Learn More Watch our video "SMARTS" on YouTube.com Publications A repository of articles, press releases, pamphlets, and essays written on the subject of FHP or one of its associated activities. Donors A list of past contributors to FHP and information on becoming an FHP donor.

“Watch for details of the upcoming 2010 symposium of The Foundation for Human Potential, entitled The Appreciation of Individual Differences in Learning. While it had originally been planned for 2009, the economy and statistics of unemployment necessitated rescheduling. We will look forward to your attendance!“ Symposia Covering Autism Spectrum Disorders, Bi-polar Disorders, Alzheimer's Disease, Epilepsy, Attention Deficit Disorder and Schizophrenia. Registration is open to the public. EVENT RECAP: Thank you to everyone who joined us in Chicago for the symposium 2007. Learn more about the event and how you can support future events like this. Symposium 2007 Followup - Recommended Reading List Additional Resources Read "Contemplating Creativity" by Andrea Gellin Shindler Reprinted with permission from Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.