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LearingRx – not just for kids! Read about Charlotte, here.

Kate came to us in 5th grade and had been struggling with her overall confidence and ability to work independently. With middle school looming, her parents were nervous as to how she would handle the transition. Kate did fantastic in training and her parents shared: “We worried about Kate going on to middle school, high ...

Adele’s mom shares, “I can’t begin to say how much this brain training changed my daughter’s life. Before starting the program, she struggled with ADD-type qualities, spelling, processing things slowly, and getting her homework done in a timely fashion (as a 4th grader it took her around 2 hours every night). She has now completed ...

Congratulations to Emily! Our first student feature for our 12 Days of Christmas! Read her story here.

Aiden was a bright student but because he had cognitive weaknesses in areas like long and short-term memory, auditory processing and processing speed, he hated school and working with him at home was a constant battle for his parents. Lots of anger with many items being thrown in frustration! In Aiden’s assessment, we were able ...

The start of this school year is like no other – distance learning mixed with at school learning for most districts. Most parents had a taste of distance learning this past spring and many are not looking forward to more. If your child struggled with school this past year you may be looking for a ...

Click here to see how Jayden has blossomed at LearningRx!

I’m so proud of my Savage team for not only celebrating 11 years of changing lives, but for doing it with excellence. The Savage LearningRx center won several national awards this year — the Excellence in Customer Service award and a Community Impact Award for being one of the Top Centers in the country. We ...

Reading is the backbone of academics. Over time, weaknesses in reading do not just impact language arts but math (word problems), science, social studies – any subject that requires reading which is pretty much every subject! Data shows that if students are not at grade level by the end of 3rd grade, only 25% of ...

Jessica knew her oldest son, Nolan, was having too much difficulty in those early years of his schooling. She had him assessed and Nolan was diagnosed with ADHD, PDD and Dyslexia. These diagnosis confirmed what Jessica was seeing – Nolan really struggled to stay on task and as a second grader, he was barely reading ...