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LearningRx and Orton-Gillingham

When seeking reading or dyslexia help, it’s important to understand the nuances of different approaches, especially when comparing them to the Orton-Gillingham (OG) methodology.  The Orton-Gillingham approach is a structured, multisensory method specifically designed for individuals with reading and dyslexia challenges. It emphasizes the importance of phonemic awareness, systematic phonics, and the integration of visual, ...

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Struggling to Thriving:  Aria’s Academic Transformation!

Through her LearningRx training, Aria went from struggling to thriving.  What drove Aria’s academic transformation?   Like many students who struggle with reading, Aria was receiving reading help through her school, but she was still significantly below grade level.  Why can tutoring or school interventions help some students, but others continue to struggle?  For students who just need to ...

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What Sets LearningRx Apart?

As you research options, it is important to understand what sets LearningRx apart from other interventions. What is the LearningRx difference? We encourage you to diligently explore the options available to help your child or yourself but ask to see the peer-reviewed research conducted specifically on the intervention you are considering before making a decision.  Many programs ...

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Tutoring and Training 

When deciding on a strategy to help a struggling student, it is important to understand the difference between tutoring and training.  For those seeking reading help, math help, attention help or general assistance with academics, tutoring is a common strategy.  But is that the ideal strategy in every circumstance?  It’s important to understand the difference between tutoring and training ...

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Phrases To Not Say To Someone With ADHD: 

If you have a loved one diagnosed with ADHD, there are some phrases to not say to someone with ADHD. If we do not struggle with attention issues or ADHD, it can be difficult to understand the extent to which it impacts others. To help, below are some phrases to not say to someone with ...

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Accommodations, IEPs and LearningRx – Helping Kevin Improve

Kevin’s parent’s goal was helping Kevin improve and they looked at accommodations, IEPs and LearningRx. When a child is struggling academically and/or has a diagnosis like ADHD, dyslexia, ASD or a general learning disability, there are several options to consider.  Common school intervention strategies include an IEP and accommodations.  These can be helpful as they enable a ...

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Grateful for LearningRx and The Many Life Changing Stories

As we approach Thanksgiving, my wife and I are so thankful to have been part of LearningRx and the many life changing stories we have witnessed over these past 16 years! We opened the center mainly due to the difficulties our youngest daughter, Catie, was experiencing.  She was diagnosed with ADHD, receptive and expressive language delays ...

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Tips to Support ADHD Kids Over the Holidays

Navigating the holidays with an ADHD child can be a challenge, below are some tips to support ADHD kids over the holidays that can help: Maintain Structure: With more time off and more travelling, schedules can be disrupted.  In spite of these changes, it is important to try to keep consistent wake-up, meal, and bedtime schedules ...

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From Distracted to Driven – Transforming Mason’s Attention Skills

Mason was an energetic child – hyperactive. LearningRx changed him from being distracted to driven with his training focused on transforming Mason’s attention skills. Prior to LearningRx, his parents felt he would outgrow these attention issues, but it was not happening.   School was progressing but Mason’s attention skills were not improving.  It was impacting his academics ...

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Common Misconceptions About Dyslexia

We often get asked, when a child struggles with reading or is flipping letters, if they have dyslexia.  Dyslexia is a learning disability that makes it difficult to read, write and spell. Below are some common misconceptions about dyslexia: If you have a child with dyslexia or are worried this could be the case, what are ...

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