Support Research and give
every family the opportunity to grow
in a future of well-being and peace

Support Research
and give every family the opportunity to grow
in a future
of well-being and peace

For over 20 years, the Patrizio Paoletti Foundation has been researching and disseminating knowledge about the mind, developing new educational approaches accessible for the well-being of all.

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“What Kind of Parent Do You Want to Be”

Watch the video lesson “What Kind of Parent Do You Want to Be?”, a tool designed by our team on neuro-psychopedagogical foundations to help you respond to your child’s emotional needs and the small and big questions they ask as they grow.

The Story of Marco, Emanuele’s Fat

For 15 years, I have been Emanuele’s father. Engaging with the research, pedagogical methods, and training programs provided by the Patrizio Paoletti Foundation has allowed me, in my daily life, to create “small but important good habits.” It’s a conscious practice for a “new way of being a father.” Thanks to the Foundation!

Stories from the Circo Corsaro School in Scampia

The Story of Gabriella, Alberto’s Mot

The emotion of seeing my son participate in the project, challenge himself even in new relationships, and notice the attention to detail in the end-of-year performance was truly overwhelming. Today, I see him as much more independent, more cheerful, but above all, I’ve noticed that he happily shares with me what happens to him. I observe him, and now I see that he is more relaxed when he’s near me, which truly makes me a much happier mother.

Mother as the Core of Love

The testimony of Marco Benini, pedagogue and head of socio-educational projects at the Foundation. In his work supporting the residents of Scampia, he explains how, through targeted planning, it was possible to foster dialogue and create meaningful encounters. Especially in fragile contexts, educational capacity plays a crucial role.

To Grow Together in Scampia

Maria Teresa shares her testimony as a pedagogue in an environment facing evident challenges related to educational poverty, low schooling levels, early parenthood, and high school dropout rates. Despite this, the young participants in the project are beginning to gain self-confidence through a virtuous path of growth.

Research in the Service of Human

350.000

Hours of research supporting
adolescent well-being

28.500

Registered for our webinars
on adolescent topics

2.500

Adolescents and teachers reached
directly by our educational projects

To grow in excellence, we offer a scientific method aimed at contributing to each individual’s developmental journey. A lifelong education focused on the entirety of the human being. Educate yourself to educate others.

The Faces of Our Research

Multidisciplinary Research Team and Approach

The planning and intervention strategies implemented by the Patrizio Paoletti Foundation are based on a multidisciplinary research approach organized according to the principles of Third Millennium Pedagogy (Paoletti, 2008), aimed at guiding individuals and societies toward well-being and peace.

Patrizio Paoletti

Founder of the Organization and Creator of the Research Institute in Neuroscience, Education, and Didactics

Tal Dotan Ben-Soussan

Neuroscientist, Director of the Research Institute for Neuroscience, Education, and Didactics

Elena Perolfi

Head of pedagogical, educational, and training projects and member of the Board of Directors

Tania Di Giuseppe

Psychologist and psychotherapist, head of psychopedagogical research

Marco Benini

Pedagogue, responsible for educational programs in Italy and abroad supporting quality education in fragile and vulnerable contexts

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Patrizio Paoletti Foundation for Development and Communication
Via Nazionale 230 – 00184 Roma
p.iva: 02730800543
Tel. 06 8082599 – Fax 06 92912688
fondazione@fondazionepatriziopaoletti.org

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