“I’ve spent over 20 years in education, reviewed thousands of learning plans, and I’ve been pointing families to this one solution for 15 years because it’s the only thing I’ve seen go upstream and address the actual problem.“
Your Child is Clearly Smart…
So Why Is Learning Still So Hard?
You know your child. You know they’re capable. And that’s exactly what makes this so confusing…
Because capable kids aren’t supposed to struggle this much.
Does This Sound Familiar?
✔️ The meltdowns aren’t about attitude. Something feels harder for them than it should be, and you can’t put your finger on what.
✔️ You’re starting to wonder if homeschooling is the problem… but deep down, you know the struggle would follow them anywhere.
It’s not a “you” problem or a curriculum problem.
It might be a cognitive skills problem.
Most learning struggles aren’t caused by bad curriculum, lazy kids, or inadequate teaching.
They’re caused by gaps in the underlying cognitive skills the brain uses to learn: things like working memory, processing speed, auditory processing, and attention.
When cognitive skills are weak, every subject feels hard regardless of how it’s taught. And no amount of curriculum-switching or extra practice fixes it — because the content was never the problem.
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Results from past clients; individual outcomes may vary, but you can learn more about our research and results here!
What Happens Next?
Ask Questions
We’ll hear about your concerns, struggles, and goals and share whether or not LearningRx is the right fit for your family where you are right now.
Schedule an assessment
If we both decide it’s the right path, we’ll get you scheduled for a cognitive assessment & consultation. This insight means we won’t be guessing about what support your child’s brain needs — we’ll know.
Individualized plan
With the results of your assessment and goals in mind, we’ll share personalized recommendations about what brain training options are best for your family.
Get started with an assessment and
get answers this week.
Our cognitive assessment will show you which skills are already thriving and which skills have room for improvement. This can answer why you or your child performs so well on certain activities, yet struggles with other types of tasks or assignments. We can then target and strengthen these skills through an individualized training plan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
High intelligence and strong cognitive skills aren’t the same thing. Cognitive skills are the mental processes the brain uses to learn (things like working memory, processing speed, auditory processing, and sustained attention). A child can be genuinely bright but have one or more of these skills underdeveloped, which creates a gap between their potential and their performance.
The frustrating part is that this gap often gets misread as laziness, attitude, or a teaching problem when it’s actually a trainable skills gap.
Possibly, yes — and it’s one of the most common patterns LearningRx sees. When a child struggles across multiple curricula, subjects, or teaching approaches, it strongly suggests the issue isn’t the content or the delivery. It’s the cognitive foundation the child is bringing to all of it. A skills assessment can tell you quickly whether that’s what you’re dealing with.
Yes! LearningRx training is one-on-one and separate from regular instruction. It’s not a replacement for curriculum or school; it’s a complement to it so learning can get easier in whatever methods you use.
That’s exactly the right question to ask, and it’s one a LearningRx assessment can answer directly. The assessment maps your child’s cognitive skills against age-expected benchmarks, so you’re not guessing.
Parents need to know that the research shows skill gaps don’t close with time. In fact, waiting often leads to larger ground they need to make up.
Yes! We offer our same one-on-one approach remotely to students and adults anywhere in the world.