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Attention Help in Alpharetta

LearningRx offers a way to target focus and concentration skills for kids and teens. By strengthening attention skills, it becomes easier to stay focused, avoid distractions, and juggle different tasks. We help students:

  • Focus on specific tasks for longer periods
  • Block out distractions when concentrating
  • Perform multiple tasks at the same time

In addition to working on concentration skills, we can also target related skills like memory, visualization, and processing abilities. Our approach allows students to rapidly build mental connections and strengthen attention skills!

LearningRx programs helped thousands of kids and teens practice their focus and concentration skills! Between 2010 and 2022, kids and teens who completed brain training

improved attention skills by 3.2 years on average compared to peers

While individual results may vary, we’d love the opportunity to work with your child!

Getting the attention help your child needs starts with a cognitive skills assessment.

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It’s remarkable how many different areas of her life have improved from strengthening attention skills.
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Attention Help in Alpharetta

Smiling graduate of LearningRx brain training program

LearningRx offers a way to target focus and concentration skills for kids and teens. By strengthening attention skills, it becomes easier to stay focused, avoid distractions, and juggle different tasks. We help students:

  • Focus on specific tasks for longer periods
  • Block out distractions when concentrating
  • Perform multiple tasks at the same time

In addition to working on concentration skills, we can also target related skills like memory, visualization, and processing abilities. Our approach allows students to rapidly build mental connections and strengthen attention skills!

LearningRx programs helped thousands of kids and teens practice their focus and concentration skills! Between 2010 and 2022, kids and teens who completed brain training

improved attention skills by 3.2 years on average compared to peers

Results based on past clients. While individual results may vary, we’d love the opportunity to work with you or your child!

Getting the attention help your child needs starts with a cognitive skills assessment.

Schedule Assessment
It’s remarkable how many different areas of her life have improved from strengthening attention skills.

Brain Training or Tutoring for Attention Skills?

When students are having trouble focusing or paying attention, parents will often look to tutoring first.

Unfortunately, many students have just as much trouble paying attention with a tutor as they do in class. Tutoring helps deliver educational content, but it doesn’t actually improve attention skills.

LearningRx offers a way to strengthen attention skills in students of all ages! Our brain training programs have improved attention skills in kids and teens, including how to stay focused on a single task and how to ignore distractions.

LearningRx also boosts other important brain skills, like memory abilities and processing speed. This way, students have the foundation they need to thrive in any educational setting!

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Tutoring can be a good fit for students who:

  • Have missed classes due to illness
  • Have recently moved to a new school
  • Are learning from a substitute teacher
  • Benefit from reviewing class materials

Brain training is a great choice fit for students who:

  • Need to work harder or longer on schoolwork than peers
  • Have trouble focusing on lessons and assignments
  • Are having difficulty with core skills, like reading or math
  • Have tried tutoring in the past but haven’t seen results

Brain Training or Tutoring for Attention Skills?

When students are having trouble focusing or paying attention, parents will often look to tutoring first.

Unfortunately, many students have just as much trouble paying attention with a tutor as they do in class. Tutoring helps deliver educational content, but it doesn’t actually improve attention skills.

Tutoring can be a good fit for students who:

  • Have missed classes due to illness
  • Have recently moved to a new school
  • Are learning from a substitute teacher
  • Benefit from reviewing class materials

Brain training is a great choice fit for students who:

  • Need to work harder or longer on schoolwork than peers
  • Have trouble focusing on lessons and assignments
  • Are having difficulty with core skills, like reading or math
  • Have tried tutoring in the past but haven’t seen results
Schedule Assessment
happy teenage girl brain training at LearningRx

Reviews from our graduates

4.93 National Google Rating

LearningRx Alpharetta has helped more than 7,000 learners work on their learning and thinking skills. Discover the life-changing results that brain training can have on kids, teens, and adults by reading our reviews and testimonials!

While individual results may vary, we’d love the opportunity to work with you or your child!

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Trainer and student high five at LearningRx
graduate of LearningRx holding certificate with parents
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The Brainy Moms Podcast – Smart moms helping other moms get a little smarter…one episode at a time!

Brainy Moms is a weekly LearningRx parenting podcast bringing you expert opinions from brainy guests on topics in:

  • parenting
  • child development
  • education
  • psychology & mental health
  • and even some neuroscience!

Tune in for tips and helpful advice for helping you and your child thrive in life, learning, and relationships.

Hosted by Dr. Amy Moore (cognitive psychologist & a mom of 3) along with Teri Miller, MS Psy (child development researcher & a mom of 9), Dr. Jody Jedlicka (audiologist & a mom of 3), and Sandy Zamalis (cognitive specialist and a mom of 2).

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