SOLDIER FUND
EIN 99-1452019 · Human Service Organizations (P20)
What they do
The Soldier Fund Partnered With Braid Tap for A Study to Measure The Effects of Tramatic Brain Injuries With 15 Existing and Veteran Military Service Members, Annually. The Primary Purpose of This Study is to Assess The Impact of The Brain Tap Program On Cognitive Function, Mood, Mental Health, Stress Resistance, Resilience, Energy Levels, Well-being, Quality of Sleep, and Autonomic Nervous System Regulation In Military Servicemen. Participants Were and Will Be Military Servicemen Willing to Participate. The Treatment Includes Daily Sessions Using The BrainTap Device, With Protocols Completed At Home and Review Sessions With A Qualified Professional. Baseline and Weekly Evaluations. This Program Was Free of Charge to Any Participants. All Equipment, Software, Coaching, Counseling, and Additional Treatment Were Provided to The Participants At No Cost.
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ContactMichael PetyakOfficer of the Board
Mailing address116 ROSEDOWNE BND, MADISON, MS 39110-4759
Main phone(601) 573-1053 Contact phone(601) 919-7369 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- March 2024
- County
- Madison
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