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As we age, protecting brain health becomes increasingly important. The good news? Research shows there are proactive steps we can take to slow cognitive decline and even boost brain function as adults. Let’s explore some of the most fascinating findings on this topic. Preventing Cognitive Decline by Listening Did you know that simply listening—and learning ...

When parents see their child struggling in school, tutoring often feels like the most logical first step. After all, isn’t the goal to help your child catch up? But what happens when tutoring doesn’t seem to be making a difference? It’s a frustrating and discouraging situation for both parents and kids, especially when the investment ...

If you or your child struggles with ADHD, you’ve probably noticed how hard it can be to stay organized. Tasks pile up, homework gets misplaced, and no matter how hard you try to get ahead, it feels like the chaos never ends. So why is organization such a challenge for people with ADHD? The answer ...

When it comes to helping your student set goals and intentions for the new year, it’s important to lay out practical, achievable steps that they can monitor for progress and schedule into their busy days. Instead of something like “do better on tests” or “get better grades,” practical goals need to dig deeper. What steps ...

Strong critical thinking is foundational for effective decision-making and learning at any age. If you or your child struggles in this area, logic games are a great tool to exercise reasoning skills in a low-stakes way that’s fun and engaging! Here are a Few Fun Logic Games to Try: Set (Ages 6+) A “set” of ...

When you or your child struggles with learning, attention, or memory, the first step to understanding the root cause is often an assessment. At LearningRx, our cognitive assessment provides valuable insights into how the brain processes information. Here are some common questions people have about our assessment and how it fits into the larger picture ...

Learning challenges can affect children far beyond the classroom, influencing not only their academic performance but also their social interactions, self-esteem, and overall emotional well-being. Left unaddressed, these struggles can set the stage for long-term issues that impact their future confidence and trajectory. Academic Challenges: Falling Behind and Staying Behind Children with learning difficulties, such ...

As parents, it’s natural to hope that your child will outgrow learning challenges over time. After all, kids grow and change so much that it can be tempting to assume that difficulties with reading, math, or attention will resolve on their own. However, research indicates that most children do not outgrow learning challenges without intervention. ...

As a parent, understanding your child’s academic progress can be challenging. Teachers see your child in the learning environment every day and can offer valuable insights into their habits and challenges. Asking the right questions can help identify potential learning struggles that may be tied to cognitive skill weaknesses.  Here are five questions to ask ...

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. ...