Brain Training Articles & News

To take a leap of faith can be unsettling. Scary, even. Especially when it comes to a child who has fallen behind in school. That was the case for a San Antonio area family who chose to enroll their struggling student in a brain training program at LearningRx this fall. They began their family’s journey to easier learning somewhat skeptical.  Less than three months later, ...

Will’s middle school years were tough. Instead of being a memorable time in his life, his days were filled with anxiety and fear of failure. Despite his parent’s (Michael and Lynn) best efforts to give him continuous praise and encouragement, “His frustration had reached a point that he would just give up, and he truly ...

Learning had always been fun for Alex when it came to things he loved, but when it came to things he thought were “boring”, the learning became harder and more frustrating. After overcoming a slower educational start due to environmental factors, Alex played catch up for most of his first few years of elementary school. ...

Like so many students, Paulina’s struggle with attention, learning, and reading carried on year after year, throughout Elementary school. While her receiving a diagnosis of Dyslexia and a Learning Disability, gave her parents Tony and Lizbeth some answers, they struggled to find a solution. Event though she had amazing teachers and support, accommodations and modifications ...

Maddie struggled in school for years. Her parents Merrily and Randy Brown say they tried several programs and years of tutoring to help their daughter, but not avail, everyday ended with tears and aggravation. Tutoring merely reteaches content that was missed or was not understood, it just wasn’t doing the trick. She was barely passing ...

Elementary school should be the easiest time-period for learning in a child’s academic career, but that was not the case for Layla. She had already been held back a year and was still not performing at grade level. Layla was easily distracted, struggling to read, working slowly, and needing constant repetition to retain information. “Layla ...