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Here’s LearningRx in NC talking about hope for struggling learners: #

he LearningRx in Maple Grove was voted the Best Learning Center by votersin the region: https://maplegrovemag.com/best-0f-2016-produces-one-kind-winners-maple-grove-area

Here’s a piece about LearningRx The Woodlands in which the centerwins best learning center for the second year in a row: https://fatcatwebproductions.com/ThePaper_2014/md-thenews/content/woodlands-LearningRx-named-top-tutor-woodlands-online-poll

Understanding feelings, being able to identify our feelings, and sharing our feelings are important for a person’s emotional and psychological wellness. Happy, sad, angry, proud, afraid… these are all normal feelings. As a psychotherapist, I spend most of my day helping others sort out and cope with these feelings, and as a mom, I take ...

You want to be the best parent that you can be. What if something as simpleas keeping a journal could help you be a more effective parent? I happen to be a writer, so it makes sense that I'm enamored with thepower of the pen. But it's not just me! In fact, the myriad benefitsof ...

Brain training experts Ken Gibson and Tanya Mitchell have created a listof toys, games, and activities that support healthy cognitive development.“We want to give parents practical tips they can use to make savvybuying decisions,” Gibson explains. “Science continues toprovide insights into how plastic our brains really are, and there’sabsolutely no reason not to use that ...

Does your child struggle with homework? Kids who struggle with learning can find homework frustrating and exhausting (as in “tears, excuses, and tantrums” kind of frustrating and exhausting). And of course it only makes things worse when, for struggling students, assignments meant to take twenty minutes can take up to several hours. Kids who struggle ...

Brain training experts Ken Gibson and Tanya Mitchell have created a list of toys, games, and activities that support healthy cognitive development. “We want to give parents practical tips they can use to make savvy buying decisions,” Gibson explains. “Science continues to provide insights into how plastic our brains really are, and there’s absolutely no ...

When their hearts break, our hearts break. It’s one of the excruciatingmysteries and blessings of being a parent. We love our kids, and know just how amazing they really are. So when oneof our kids is feeling inadequate or discouraged, we want desperatelyto fix the hurt. It’s not easy knowing the right thing to say ...

You’re frustrated and frazzled. You’ve been nagging at your kids for hours. Snapping. Yelling, even.You’re not happy with how you’re acting, but you can’tseem to stop the momentum, pull a U-turn and get yourself off Witchy Laneand back onto Reasonable Avenue. Welcome to the club. Every parent has days when life’s challenges feel… well, challenging.And ...