SCHUHFRIED International
Schuhfried is a global company established 1947 in Vienna, Austria and is recognised as the world’s leader in computer-based psychology, neuroplasticity training and clinical rehabilitation.
The success of Schuhfried products is built on the unique interplay between psychology, technology and industry specific application. All its products are developed by the organisation's own technologists, scientists, and psychologists. Each year Schuhfried invests 25 percent of its turnover in research and development.
World Wide Presence
Schuhfried assessment and training systems are currently used in 67 countries and are available in 27 languages.
Unsurpassed Experience
Each year Schuhfried's assessment systems are used to conduct over 12 million test sessions.
Strong Research Network
Schuhfried partners with universities and scientists all over the world to research human abilities, their development and rehabilitation
SCHUHFRIED Australia
Schuhfried’s Australasian regional headquarters (Schuhfried Australia) is based in Queensland with an assessment and development centre situated in Brisbane. Schuhfried Australia (www.schuhfried.com.au) is a fully independent company. Schuhfried Australia products have been widely used across transport, mining and construction industries in Australia for over 15 years. Schuhfried Australia is now bringing these products to the medical, sporting and education markets.
Education Innovation - A World First for Australia
Schuhfried Australia has developed the NeuroMite program, a world first within the Schuhfried global network. NeuroMite is an exciting new program for schools, designed to train and improve school students cognitive and non-cognitive abilities. It does this by targeting specific cognitive abilities such as attention, concentration, memory, and executive functions through computerised, interactive and adaptive training. Non-cognitive abilities such as resilience,confidence, conscientiousness and growth mindset are trained through the face to face coaching and support element of the program.