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Mary’s parents were focused on addressing the root cause of attention issues. She is a fun, enthusiastic 1st grader who was struggling.  The first step for Mary was to complete a cognitive skills assessment which identified the root cause as to why she was struggling.  Not surprising, her main cognitive weaknesses were in working memory, processing speed and ...

Homeschooling is a great option for many families to individualize education, foster connection with your kids, and experience learning in a more organic, fun environment. But there have been several homeschool narratives that have become prominent over the last several years that are actually problematic. These are ideas or principles that are parrotted by influencers ...

When a child struggles in school, it’s natural to want to find immediate solutions to help them succeed. Many parents and educators turn to accommodations—like extra time on tests, modified assignments, or reduced homework—as a way to support students with learning difficulties. While these accommodations can offer temporary relief, they are not a long-term solution. ...

Suspecting your child might have a learning disability can be overwhelming, but early action can make all the difference. Learning challenges take a toll on a child’s confidence and resilience over time. When they continue to struggle year after year, it can become even harder to bounce back and gain ground. As soon as you ...

For kids with autism, celebrating neurodiversity is important. Increasingly, studies show that a positive approach can change learners’ educational outcomes, improve overall mental health, and much more. Just as essential is making sure the right supports are in place. At LearningRx, we’re committed to cognitive training that celebrates and supports our learners. We understand what ...

As a parent of a child or teen with ADHD, you’ve likely noticed how their unique brain can lead to challenges in school and daily life. ADHD isn’t just about being hyperactive or easily distracted—it’s about real, documented differences in the brain that affect how a person thinks, learns, and processes information. Understanding these differences ...

We are now several weeks into the new school year, and it is important to know the warning signs of learning struggles to watch for in your child.  It is ideal to look for these warning signs so any learning struggles can be addressed early in the school year. Below are several warning signs to look ...

We are now several weeks into the new school year, and it is important to know the warning signs of learning struggles to watch for in your child.  It is ideal to look for these warning signs so any learning struggles can be addressed early in the school year. Below are several warning signs to look ...

We are now several weeks into the new school year, and it is important to know the warning signs of learning struggles to watch for in your child.  It is ideal to look for these warning signs so any learning struggles can be addressed early in the school year. Below are several warning signs to look ...

As parents, it’s natural to want to shield our children from failure, but mistakes are an inevitable part of life—and they can be valuable learning opportunities. By teaching your child to see mistakes as a chance for growth, you’re equipping them with a resilient mindset that will serve them well throughout their academic and personal ...