Brain Training Articles & News, Page 156

Congratulations Drake! Drake brings his expertise to LearningRx as a graduate of the University of California, Irvine. Armed with a psychology degree, experience as a teaching assistant, and passion for seeing his student’s breakthrough their challenges, Drake has facilitated amazing results. His clients have ranged from 6 to 65 years of age and he loves ...

Hello – my name is Rich Frieder and I am the owner of the LearningRx centers in Eagan, Savage and Woodbury. I’m often asked why I decided to open the centers. What was my “why”? For my wife, Adele, and me our main “why” was our youngest daughter. We have three daughters and our 2 ...

Reading is the backbone of academics. Over time, weaknesses in reading do not just impact language arts but math (word problems), science, social studies – any subject that requires reading which is pretty much every subject! Data shows that if students are not at grade level by the end of 3rd grade, only 25% of ...

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 ...

Congratulations Falon!!   We Are So Proud of You I brought my daughter to the LearningRx last year because she was in 3rd grade with a 1st grade reading level. I had a feeling that she was dyslexic. I knew their cognitive skills assessment could give me some answers. When I met Noha, the owner, ...

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 ...

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. #