Learning Disability Programs

At LearningRx, we know that learning difficulties are closely tied to cognitive skills. Through brain training, we help kids and adults strengthen these skills and address the root cause of learning struggles. In addition to brain training for clients with ADHD, dyslexia, speech delays, and autism, we offer individualized learning disability programs for clients with other learning challenges.

By creating a learning disability program that’s tailored to your child’s needs and goals (or your own!), we can focus on the underlying cause of learning struggles. Our one-on-one programs are a great way to work on cognitive skills and become a more confident learner!

Between 2010 and 2018, more than 2,100 kids and teens with learning disabilities completed a brain training program at LearningRx. On average, these students improved their learning skills by 3.3 years with LearningRx!

(Results based on studies and surveys of past clients. You or your child may or may not achieve the same results.)

Brain Training for Learning Disabilities & Differences

Individualized Learning Plans

LearningRx creates individualized learning disability programs for kids and adults with learning disorders and other learning differences.

We start by performing a Brain Skills Assessment, which measures the performance of core learning skills. This gives you a detailed picture of learning skills for you or your child, and it can identify which skills are the root cause of learning difficulties.

By identifying which skills have the most room for improvement, we can target these skills in a personalized learning plan!

One-on-One Brain Training

At LearningRx, brain training takes place one-on-one with a dedicated brain trainer. This way, each learner receives direct instruction, encouragement, and feedback during training. This can be a game changer for students who are easily frustrated or discouraged by classroom lessons or tutoring.

Each training session includes a mix of activities, games, and drills that target specific skills. The goal of brain training is to repeatedly challenge these skills, making them stronger and stronger. Think of it like a workout for your brain instead of your body!

LearningRx offers both in-person and online learning disability programs, making brain training easily accessible to learners.

Brain Training vs. Learning Disability Tutoring

There’s an important distinction between brain training and learning disability tutoring.

Tutoring tends to focus on delivering information and accommodating each student. In many cases, tutors will find workarounds or accommodations for learning difficulties. This puts students in a position where they can only succeed with accommodations.

Brain training is focused on the root cause of learning difficulties. Our goal is to strengthen underlying learning and thinking skills. When students develop these skills, they can become more confident, more independent, and more successful learners!

Learn More About Our Learning Disability Programs

Before you get started with brain training, we want to learn more about the challenges experienced by you or your child.

First, we invite you to contact us for a free discussion about your needs and brain training goals. This will give us a chance to learn more about specific learning difficulties, and it will give you an up-close look at how brain training works. Following this, we can schedule a Brain Skills Assessment and get started on an individualized learning plan!

Disclaimer: LearningRx helps clients with learning disorders and learning disabilities by targeting learning skills like processing speed, working memory, and reasoning. Please note that we do not diagnose learning disorders or learning disabilities, and brain training is not a cure for these conditions.