Brain Training Articles & News, Page 215

Here’s a great story about a boy named Connor who had great successgoing through LearningRx:

American Academy of Neurology Releases New Recommendations for MCI: Cognitive Training and Exercise The American Academy of Neurology has just updated its 2001 practice guidelines for treating mild cognitive impairment (MCI). While medicine is no longer recommended, exercise and cognitive training are. “No high-quality evidence exists to support pharmacologic treatments for MCI,” says the abstract ...

Entrepreneur has released its Top 10 Franchise Categories for 2018, listing LearningRx (www.LearningRx.com) under the Child Enrichment category. “From emerging industries to those that just keep going strong,” writes the magazine, “we’ve picked the 10 franchise categories we believe will shine brightest in 2018.” It’s one in a long list of awards for the personal brain training franchise, including No. 1 ...

New research published in Nature Communications has found that adolescents’ brains react more responsively to receiving rewards. Although this strong reward system can lead to risky behavior, it can also be used to make learning easier. It’s something that LearningRx, the world’s largest one-on-one brain training company, has been putting to work in their personal ...

January 2 is National Personal Trainer Awareness Day, and just as a personal trainer can help you achieve your fitness goals, a personal brain trainer can help you achieve your cognitive goals. For some, that means addressing attention struggles or being able to read more easily, while for others it may be help for a ...

To celebrate January being National Book Blitz Month, one-on-one brain training company LearningRx (www.LearningRx.com) is sharing tips with parents who want to choose appropriate books for their child or teen reader. Here’s a quick reference guide for books by age. Ages 3-5What to look for: Books in this age category are typically picture books—heavy on ...

Here’s Michelle Hecker Davis of LearningRx Chattanooga appearingon Channel 9 to talk about the effects of video games on young brains: https://newschannel9.com/news/local/how-playing-video-games-affects-childrens-brains

Here’s Michelle Hecker Davis of LearningRx Chattanooga on TV talking about video games and brain activity: https://www.clipsyndicate.com/video/play/7155437

Here’s Nashville Parent’s list of “best of” awards, including LearningRx as the publication’s choice for Best Tutoring/Learning Service 2017 Best of Parenting Winners – Nashville

Here’s a piece from LearningRx Fort Collins that appeared in “Macaroni Kid”: https://fortcollins.macaronikid.com/articles/59d461202854fb61015defa5/fact-fiction-or-on-the-fence-10-truths-about-the-brain-LearningRx