Brain Training Articles & News, Page 162

Who doesn’t love to savor a delicious piece of chocolate or a heaping scoop of ice cream? While it’s important to remember that a little bit of sugar is fine in moderation, there is some startling new evidence about its affect on the brain. A new study from the the Department of Clinical Medicine at ...

Individuals who have suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) – including, concussions, strokes, chemo brain, car accidents – heal over time but often cognitive skills like memory, processing speed, attention or logic do not return to the level they were at prior to the injury.   LearningRx training has significantly helped individuals with traumatic brain injury ...

February 27 is National “No-Brainer” Day, created to celebrate “no-brainers:” concepts and tasks that are simple, easy and obvious to most people. But for people with learning struggles, tasks considered “no-brainers” for many others—reading, balancing a checkbook, managing time, staying organized or just paying attention for an extended period of time—can be painfully challenging. Kim ...

Looking for some ways to boost your child’s self-esteem? Try these tips: 1. Remind them of past successes. Highlighting past successes doesn’t have to mean just verbally reminding a child that they did something well. It could include framing a photo of their best dance recital, placing awards or trophies in a place of prominence, ...

Will’s middle school years were tough. Instead of being a memorable time in his life, his days were filled with anxiety and fear of failure. Despite his parent’s (Michael and Lynn) best efforts to give him continuous praise and encouragement, “His frustration had reached a point that he would just give up, and he truly ...

Scientists at Johns Hopkins Medicine used a laser-assisted imaging tool to discover what happens inside the neurons of mice that are learning something. They found that motor-based learning can occur in multiple areas of the brain, not just those associated with motor control. Want to learn more about the learning that uses the whole brain? ...

It’s hard watching your child not reach the incredible potential that you know in your heart they’re capable of, isn’t it? Watch the below video our our dear friend Dr. Taz discuss learning behavior chemistry and how LearningRx programs can help your student achieve their goals.

Here’s Gina Cruz of LearningRx San Antonio NE appearing on News 4San Antonio to discuss brain fitness goals for 2020: https://news4sanantonio.com/sa-living/2020-brain-fitness-goals

Gina Cruz of LearningRx San Antonio NE appeared on Channel 4 to discussgifts you can give your children without buying more “stuff.” https://news4sanantonio.com/sa-living/gifts-for-kids-you-cant-buy-in-a-store

Here’s a piece from LearningRx about the biggest brain-related storiesof 2019 that appeared on News Channel 9: https://www.news9.com/story/41543090/LearningRx-reviews-the-biggest-brain-related-stories-of-2019