At LearningRx, we’ve put more than 35 years of brain training research, development, and testing into our programs.
That process continues to this day through our partnership with the Gibson Institute of Cognitive Research. Launched in 2014 by our founder, Dr. Ken Gibson, the Gibson Institute performs pioneering research on cognitive training and development.
Below, you’ll find brain training studies, articles, and presentations that analyze the impact of LearningRx programs.
As part of our brain training research, we collect before-and-after test scores from LearningRx graduates. Between 2010 and 2022, we gathered data from more than 27,790 students, including kids and adults who completed LearningRx programs.
Our results show the impact of brain training on past clients — including significant average improvements in all of the brain’s core learning and thinking skills.
Check out our brain training results to see data gathered from nearly 28,000 students!
Cognitive training, also known as brain training, is a method by which cognitive weaknesses can be strengthened. Brain training, when done one-on-one with a trainer, uses intense mental exercise to target and strengthen skills that aren’t performing as well as desired.
In the chart on the right, you can see the improvements that brain training made in the cognitive performance of 27,790 children and adults. * The scores are represented in percentiles, which show where someone ranks compared to 100 of their peers.
(While individual results may vary, we’d love the opportunity to work with you or your child!)
If you or someone you love is struggling with learning, reading, attention, and memory, you can at least find out why. The first step is to take a Cognitive Skills Assessment to identify weak cognitive skills. If weak cognitive skills are at the root of struggles with learning or life, brain training may offer the solution you’re looking for.
