Brain Training Articles & News, Page 16

A Louisiana news website picked up a story about LearningRx Sugar Land’s puzzle contest being named after the founder of the National Charity League. Read the full article HERE.

Macaroni Kid picked up an article from LearningRx Shreveport about the long-term cognitive impacts of Covid and how LearningRx’s personal brain training may provide some solutions. Read the full story HERE.

Our Kids ran a story about the return on investment of personal brain training with information about LearningRx Richmond Hill. Read the full story HERE.

The Houston Chronicle ran up a story about LearningRx Sugar Land’s puzzle contest being named after the founder of the National Charity League. Read the full article HERE.

Yahoo! picked up a press release from LearningRx highlighting Dr. Amy Moore’s TEDx event in which she spoke about personal brain training. Read the full article HERE.

The Fort Bend Independent picked up an article about LearningRx Sugar Land’s jigsaw puzzle competition that benefits Hope for Three. The contest has been named in honor of Felicia Smith, the annual fundraiser’s creator. Read the full article HERE.

Heav ran a feature article from LearningRx’s Dr. Amy Moore about why just reading to your child is not enough and what skills children need in orders to be successful at reading. Read the full article HERE.

LearningRx’s CEO Kim Hanson was featured on an episode of The Franchise Woman podcast entitled, “Where Passion & Purpose Collide.” Read the full article HERE.

Ahlam only had one A in middle school, and it was in P.E. The rest of her grades were either C’s, D’s, or F’s. Not only were her grades low, but her self-esteem was also suffering. She had trouble making eye contact with others, including with her mother. After seeking help from teachers and other ...

Brain training through LearningRx is a customized solution for learning and mental performance. Through our programs, individuals get a unique approach to their minds and functions. Students and clients have usually tried many other alternative interventions like tutoring, medication, and computer games before they come to us. While these solutions have their place, they aren’t always the ...