Brain Training Articles & News, Page 213

Here’s a piece that ran on DigitalJournal.com about LearningRx reviewingthe American Academy of Neurology’s new recommendations for MCI: #

LearningRx, the world’s largest personal brain training company, is celebrating its 15th year of successful franchising with a long list of franchise system awards. Among the most recent accolades, the company was named to Franchise Gator’s (www.franchisegator.com) list of Top 100 Franchises, was listed under Entrepreneur’s 10 Hottest Franchise Business Categories for 2018 and was ...

February is Self-Esteem Month LearningRx (www.LearningRx.com), the world’s largest personal brain training company is sharing tips to help boost your child’s self-esteem. Here are some highlights from the article, “Overcoming Shyness: Helping Your Child Succeed in School and Life”: 1. Remind them of past successes. Highlighting past successes doesn’t have to mean just verbally reminding ...

LearningRx, the world’s largest personal brain training company, has just launched a personal brain training program to help current and former NFL players who are concerned about declining cognitive skills. The one-on-one cognitive skills training program has already helped more than 100,000 clients, including soldiers with traumatic brain injury, retired NFL tight end Ben Utecht, ...

January 31 is Backward Day, and LearningRx, the world’s largest personal brain training company, is setting the record straight about dyslexia and reading letters backwards. “The most basic symptom of dyslexia is not seeing ‘reversed letters’ as many people believe,” explains LearningRx Chief Research Officer Tanya Mitchell. “The truth is that 85 percent of learning-to-read ...

This piece about LearningRx’s Presidents Day Contest ran on DigitalJournal.com: #

This release about LearningRx being named a “Best Workplace”ran on DigitalJournal.com: #

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – On January 16, White House physician and Navy Rear Adm. Dr. Ronny Jackson released the results of President Trump’s Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), saying he scored a 30 out of 30. The MoCA, which is designed to detect early signs of dementia, uses simple cognitive tasks, such as drawing the hands ...

Here’s a clip of Michelle Hecker Davis and Joanna Holland of LearningRxChattanooga sharing toys from the Smart Mom’s Toy Box:

When has having allergies ever been a good thing? Maybe the time has come!When researchers in Austria exposed mice to grass pollen to induce anallergic reaction, they found that the reaction stimulated the growthof new neurons. It appears as though allergic reactions suppress the declineof creating new memories, which happens with aging.