Brain Training Articles & News, Page 147

ADDitude Magazine shared a great article about the many ways ADHD manifests in boys—beyond hyperactivity and impulsivity. The following traits are especially prevalent in the adolescent years: 1. Struggles with “self-directed” talk 2. Difficulty sustaining attention on things that aren’t viewed as interesting (and hyperfocusing on things that are!) 3. Weak episodic memory 4. Difficulty ...

LearningRx Reston LearningRx Tysons talks about fun, family brain games for the holidays on Fox 5 DC with Annie Yu FOX 5 DC!

LearningRx Reston’s Maureen Loftus talks about brain-power lunch ideas for your kids’ lunchboxes! Click here to watch the video!

Did you catch the interview with Iraq War veteran Pat Horan? Such an inspiring story! Watch the video about his recovery from a traumatic brain injury with LearningRx brain training on Fox5 News: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KippnfnS2LM

ADHD/Dyslexia Month is here; and WDVM talks with LearningRx Reston LearningRx Tysons about how brain training can help with symptoms of ADHD and Dyslexia!

This is Dyslexia Awareness Month and dyslexia impacts 5 – 15% of all Americans! There can be a lot of confusion as to what constitutes dyslexia vs. simply a difficulty with reading. Let’s look at some common myths about dyslexia. Reading backward and/or reversing letters means an individual is dyslexic It is common for younger ...

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.