Brain Training Articles & News, Page 142

LearningRx Reston’s Maureen Loftus shares top games that you can put under the tree that provide fun for the entire family and strengthen the brain. Click here to watch the video!

October is National Dyslexia Month and what better time to learn more about your struggling reader’s unique needs and how to address them? Did you know that approximately 85% of all reading struggles are caused by weak auditory processing skills? This cognitive skill is what the brain uses to hear, segment, and blend sounds. it’s ...

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month so we want to take some time to look at the topic in detail. Did you know that dyslexia affects 5-15% of all Americans? That’s somewhere between 14.5-43.5 million people in the U.S. alone. There are many signs of dyslexia that present themselves as people age. Let’s explore signs that ...

Local college student recovers from 3 concussions with the help of LearningRx brain training. Watch her recite the presidents backwards while juggling a soccer ball.

Learn about Pat Horan’s recovery from a traumatic brain injury with LearningRx brain training on Fox5 News. Click here to watch the video!

A Carnegie Mellon University study seems have put the "nature vs. nurture" question to rest regarding gender differences in math ability. The research team comprehensively examined the brain development of young boys and girls and found not gender difference in brain function or math abilities. The results were published in the November 8, 2019 journal ...

For those whom learning comes easily, you may not give a second thought to your working memory and the important role it plays in your ability to absorb and synthesize information. However, an inadequate working memory can make it nearly impossible to focus and learn. Children who have poor working memory face common challenges and ...

Trade a bad report card for two free LearningRx brain training sessions with LearningRx Tysons. Get to the root cause and help improve your child’s cognitive skills. Click here to watch the video.

No matter which school option your child is returning to this Fall, one thing we know is you’ll more than likely be more involved in their school work. As you work with your child, here are a couple of key indicators, that there might be some deeper underlying issues that need to be addressed. If ...

Learn about foods that can help keep your brain fit by strengthening your long and short term memory! They can help keep your child’s brain fit over the summer or even improve adult memory. Click here to watch the video!