Brain Training Articles & News, Page 233

Earlier this year, 16-time Grammy Award-winner Sting was in Montreal for a concert. While he was there, he agreed to have his brain scanned by researchers who wanted to understand how he relates and classifies music. To the average listener, certain songs might seem like they have nothing in common. But when Sting listened to ...

Here’s Courtney Axline of LearningRx Cedar Rapids appearing on Fox28 TV to discuss holiday gifts: https://cbs2iowa.com/news/local/corridor-kids-can-learn-from-holiday-gifts

Here’s a piece that was picked up by the Digital Journal regardingthe launch of LearningRx’s new website, www.LearningRxReviews.com: #

A study at Yale University School of Public Health found that Americanadults 50 and over increased their survival by up to 23% just by reading books! The researchers analyzed data from 3,635 men and woman over 50 initiallyand then 12 years later. They found that adults who read books for upto 3.5 hours each week ...

This piece about former NFL player Ben Utecht ran in the Caledonia Argus: Refusing to lose the memories

Here’s a list from Nashville Parent showing the ‘best of” in the area: 2016 Best of Parenting Winners – Nashville

Here’s a segment featuring LearningRx’s VP of Research & Development, Tanya Mitchell, on Dubai Eye radio: https://omny.fm/shows/drive-live/the-power-of-the-brain-31-10-2016

Here’s a piece on LearningRx’s personal brain training improvingstate reading achievement tests: https://www.chattanoogan.com/2016/10/28/334969/Study-Shows-Personal-Brain-Training.aspx

Here’s a piece that ran on Nooga.com about how LearningRx’sbrain training programs support professional development: https://noogatoday.6amcity.com/brain-training-program-supports-professional-development/

We like to acknowledge the hard work of current and past students of all ages by doing video “shout outs” that highlight their successes. Each month we choose one winner from all the video submissions. This month’s winner is Wayne Kolstad, who became a proficient reader at age 72! A traumatic brain injury in his ...