Brain Training Articles & News, Page 63

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 ...

If you want the 411 on brain foods, there’s perhaps no better sources than the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. As the group explained in an October 2018 article on its website, “The best menu for supporting memory and brain function encourages good blood flow to the brain—much like what you’d eat to nourish and ...

Looking to get your child a good line-up of books this summer?  Reading Rockets is sharing its Big Summer Read—a Summer Reading Guide for 2020. The lists are divided up by age: 0-3, 3-6, 6-9 and 9-12.  The books’ include fiction and nonfiction and topics range from art and the planet to diversity and animals—and everything in ...

LearningRx Chattanooga recently celebrated its first decade of training brains and the Center was featured in the Chattanooga Times Free Press. https://www.timesfreepress.com/news/edge/story/2020/apr/30/mindful-learningrx-celebrates-first-decade-tr/521352/

Franchise Chatter recently reviewed LearningRx for financial performance analysis, costs, fees and more: https://www.franchisechatter.com/2020/05/25/fdd-talk-2020-learningrx-franchise-review-financial-performance-analysis-costs-fees-and-more-2/

Yet again, LearningRx personal brain training’s scientific article website, LearningRx.org, was named a Top 50 Neurology Website for Neurologists in 2020 by Feedspot. https://blog.feedspot.com/neurology_blogs/

Dr. Amy Lawson Moore, Director of the Gibson Institute of Cognitive Research, which serves as the research arm of LearningRx, recently spoke at GVCAD-2020’s conference on Alzheimer’s and dementia. https://ndsmeetings.com/index.php

Here’s a segment with LearningRx about making creative brain games for your kids out of common household items. https://www.wusa9.com/article/entertainment/television/programs/great-day-washington/making-creative-brain-games-for-your-kids-out-of-common-household-items/65-8be6a09d-9801-40c7-8123-b643fbf5a8bb

Here’s a release that was picked up by Digital Journal showing that Shreveport is the first LearningRx Center in the country and the first center of its kind in Louisiana to become a Board Certified Cognitive Center, granted by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards. #