Brain Training Articles & News, Page 86

Every new year we have the opportunity to start something new. We often consider goals and habits that we believe will make us better people. Sometimes, we choose to change our image somehow or commit to learning a new skill or avoid certain things that bring us down. Have you considered the impact of strengthening your cognitive ...

As we get into the second half of the school year, maybe you’re trying to think through everything you can do to make it easier than the first half. We get that school stress, homework power struggles, and a lack of organization wear down every member of the family. And we also know that helping ...

What if you never got over your reading struggles and thought it was something you just had to live with for the rest of your life? At 72-years-old Wayne thought this was his lot in life until he saw a TV segment about LearningRx in Minnesota. The news station covered a story on former NLF player, ...

SmallBiz.com picked up a piece from LearningRx San Antonio Northwest about the 2021 Smart Family’s Toy Box. The article offers a list of 10 classic games, books and toys that help boost brain skills without breaking the budget. Read full story HERE.

Gina Cruz of San Antonio NW appeared on San Antonio Living’s Channel 4 to discussing thinking outside the box when it comes to gift-giving for your kids. Read full story HERE.

LearningRx CEO Kim Hanson appeared on the December 2, 2021 episode of “Sisterhood of Success” to share tips on how to be the CEO of your life. Read the full story HERE.

Donesa Walker, owner of LearningRx Shreveport wrote this piece about enhancing memory through relationship for SB Magazine. Read the full article HERE.

Digital Journal picked up this piece about the 2021 Smart Family’s Toy Box from San Antonio Northwest. Read the full article HERE.

Max is 6 years old and came to LearningRx because he could not read. He was struggling with letter and word recognition, and this was also showing up as difficulty with numbers. Max had an initial assessment which uncovered that the root cause of his reading difficulties was lower memory skills, auditory processing and processing ...

Having an attention deficit as a child has its challenges in the classroom and in social settings, but often these struggles can be amplified when a teen goes to college. Suddenly they’re out of the structured school day followed by scheduled practices, homework, and family time, and these teens/young adults are left to their own ...