Brain Training Articles & News, Page 63

LearningRx is proud to announce the runner-up of its annual national brain training contest: Josie Attardo from LearningRx Chattanooga!  Josie came to to LearningRx because she lacked confidence in school and struggled with homework, tests and class participation. Although her family had tried several tutoring programs, none of them was able to create lasting improvements ...

Kim Hanson, CEO of LearningRx, if back with another video in the Train Your Brain Tuesday series! Check out the video HERE!

LearningRx is proud to announce the second runner-up of its annual national brain training contest: Jayden Fryer from Woodbury, Minnesota! Jayden signed up for LearningRx personal brain training because he was struggling in school. His teaching team wasn’t sure how best to help him and he wasn’t being challenged enough in school, which was causing ...

Here’s a study by Dr. Amy Lawson Moore of the Gibson Institute of Cognitive Research that was published in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342414665_Neuroimaging_and_Neuropsychological_Outcomes_Following_Clinician-Delivered_Cognitive_Training_for_Six_Patients_With_Mild_Brain_Injury_A_Multiple_Case_Study

LearningRx was cited as an expert source on Toronto Children’s Therapy Centre’s site. https://www.torontochildrenstherapycentre.ca/a-childs-occupations-i-can-do-it/

Here’s a piece from Indy’s Child featuring LearningRx Indianapolis Northeast and owner Heather Koenig: https://indyschild.com/learning-rx-one-on-one-brain-training-centers/

Here’s a segment that appeared on KSLA New Channel 12 about LearningRx Shreveport doing personal brain training. https://www.ksla.com/video/2020/06/29/learningrx/

LearningRx’s video about brain training was published on Franchise Direct’s website: https://www.franchisedirect.com/childrens-franchises/learningrx/videos/

ADDitude Magazine has a great article about the importance of routines to help replace after-school tantrum among children and tweens with ADHD. Some of the highlights from the article include: 1. Ensure students have time to write down their homework assignments in class. 2. Establish "study buddies," when possible. They can check each other’s assignment ...

Do you have a son who is so incredibly shy that the first day of school is enough to wreak havoc on his digestive tract? Or a daughter who you worry won’t make friends due to her constant fear of meeting new people? If so, you’re not alone. While some scientists may argue that shyness ...