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Here’s piece from LearningRx Fort Collins about memory and the agingbrain that ran in NOCO Style: Memory and the Aging Brain

10 Award-Winning Toys and Games that Boost Brain Skills – under $30! Buying toys for your kids isn’t as simple as it used to be, as many of today’s children and teens are adding the newest smartphones high-tech gadgets and video games to their lists faster than you can swipe your credit card. For many ...

The Augusta Free Press ran a piece about Autistic Pride Day and the resultsthat have been achieved from LearningRx personal brain training: LearningRx reviews results of personal brain training for students withAutism Spectrum Disorder

If you’re the parent to a special needs child, you probably don’tneed to be told what your stressors are. But sometimes it helps to gettips that have worked for other parents. Here are some of our favorites. Continue readingHERE

An announcement about LearningRx Milwaukee-Brookfield ran in the localedition of the Patch: https://patch.com/wisconsin/brookfield-wi/LearningRx-moves-larger-offices-waukesha-wis

Here’s a piece about LearningRx Milwaukee-Brookfield moving intolarger offices that was picked up by PRlog.org: https://www.prlog.org/12711192-LearningRx-moves-to-larger-offices-in-waukesha-wis.html

This piece about LearningRx personal brain training’s work to helpa young girl transform academically and in terms of self image appearedon Townepost.com: https://www.townepost.com/indiana/fishers/how-LearningRx-transformed-a-young-girls-self-image/

Here’s Courtney Axline of LearningRx Cedar Rapids appearing on Channel9 to discuss summer coursework: https://www.kcrg.com/video/?vid=483870291

This press release on LearningRx celebrating 15 years of franchising withlower franchise fees and initial investment was picked up by Digital Journal: #

25 Tips to Help Your Student Succeed This Year Transitioning from a summer of sleeping in, playing all day and staying up late, to a strict school regime with homework and tests is tough for anyone. Factor in things like ADHD, multiple extracurricular activities and a new teacher (and, sometimes, a new school!), and you’ve ...