LearningRx Eagan Blog

Lily’s mom did not settle for another year of tutoring and only addressing the symptoms of her daughter’s learning struggles. Watch Lily’s story, reported on Twin Cities Live, below: https://youtu.be/snYtICHlitU

Click here to see how this LearningRx student was able to overcome his struggles!

I’m so proud of my Eagan team for not only celebrating 10 years of changing lives, but for doing it with excellence. The Eagan LearningRx center won several national awards this year — the Excellence in Customer Service award and a Community Impact Award for being one of the Top Centers in the country. At ...

Hello – my name is Rich Frieder and I am the owner of the LearningRx centers in Eagan, Savage and Woodbury. I’m often asked why I decided to open the centers. What was my “why”? For my wife, Adele, and me our main “why” was our youngest daughter. We have three daughters and our 2 ...

Jenny’s oldest son, Noah, was assessed at an early age and was diagnosed with ADHD and Dyslexia. These diagnosis confirmed what Jenny was observing – Noah struggled with attention, and as a second grader, he was barely reading at a kindergarten level. In 2009, Jessica found LearningRx and was impressed with how the program was ...

Summer is a great time to ensure your child gains the skills they need to be ready for whatever school holds for them the next school year. Getting help now is critical given the difficulties distance learning presented to so many and the fact that kids tend to lose abilities over the summer. For example, ...

Individuals who have suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) – including, concussions, strokes, chemo brain, car accidents – heal over time but often cognitive skills like memory, processing speed, attention or logic do not return to the level they were at prior to the injury.   LearningRx training has significantly helped individuals with traumatic brain injury ...

One of the most common assumptions as to why a child struggles is that he is not trying as hard as he should be. When I meet with families a common assumption is, “My child can do it, he just needs apply himself or put forth more effort.” That can be true, but there are ...

As we get older, our cognitive skills typically start to decline somewhere between the ages of 30-40 years old. Cognitive skills like memory and processing speed can start to decline as a natural part of the aging processing. However, we do not have to settle for this! Meet Charlotte. Charlotte is 91 years old and ...

One of the main reasons my wife and I decided to open the LearningRx centers is due to our youngest daughter’s, Catie’s, struggles with ADHD. She was diagnosed with ADHD, receptive and expressive language delays and sensory integration disorder at a young age. We were anxious to better understand how to help Catie and the ...