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The IBRF mission includes educating the national public about the prevalence and impact of neurological disorders by:

  • Instituting multi-university training and educational neuroscience programs (certification programs, lecture series, seminars).
  • Disseminating concise, effective information to patients, families and interested advocates on clinical treatments utilizing IBRF protocols.
  • Creating a community for people whose lives have and will inevitably be affected.

FAQs  Click on a question to read the answer:
Doctor and patient

Q: Where are IBRF's headquarters located?

A: IBRF is headquartered in Edison, New Jersey.

    Feel free to contact Marsha Erber,
    executive assistant to IBRF,
    by phone at 732-494-7600, or by e-mail at
    merber@ibrfinc.org.

    Address of IBRF Headquarters:
    100 Menlo Park, Suite 412
    Edison, NJ 08837

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Q: On what topics of research does IBRF focus?

A: IBRF has four major areas of focus:

  • Coma/Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Autism Spectrum Disorders
  • ADD/ADHD
  • Alzheimer's/Dementia disorders.

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Q: Is IBRF a medical service?

A: The International Brain Research Foundation, Inc. (IBRF) is a 501 (c) (3) public charity that serves as a platform for funding leading neuroscientists and research institutions around the world. The objective is to maximize the potential benefits derived from neuroscientific research and translate the results into clinically useful treatments for those afflicted with disorders of the brain. IBRF is not a medical service, but it does refer cases to treating hospitals and rehabilitation centers.

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Q: How is IBRF funded?

A: The International Brain Research Foundation operates solely on the philanthropy and giving of individuals and corporations who believe in the dedicated research that IBRF funds. The IBRF has as its mission to solve the problems associated with brain disorders and diseases. However, only with regular funding can the IBRF truly make a difference in the lives of countless individuals whose lives are affected.

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Q: How can I become a donor?

A: There are many ways you can donate to the International Brain Research Foundation. Please know that your donation will be meaningful as IBRF expands its activities to embrace more research initiatives and advanced treatment protocols for patients in need. You may designate how the IBRF will use your monetary contribution:

  • For a specific IBRF research initiative.
  • For a research initiative identified for exploration.
  • As a contribution to the general operating fund of IBRF.

    Please refer to our Support Our Cause page for more information.

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Q: What is the lead time required to make an appointment for a consultation?

A: IBRF can generally schedule an appointment for within one to five days depending on the physical location of the family or patient in need.

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Q: How do I find a facility near me that specializes in neurological disorders?

A: Most major medical centers have a department that specializes in neurological disorders. Call one near your home and make an appointment with a specialist who can explain the latest treatment options for your particular case.

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Q: Are there any support services for families and/or individuals affected by brain disorders?

A: Please refer to the Programs & Resources page.

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Contact IBRF by email or call 732.494.7600 or 888.505.3401. |  ©2005-2009 International Brain Research Foundation, Inc.