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Phonological awareness is one of the most foundational skills that is essential for successful reading. LearningRx brain training programs target this skill—along with things like auditory processing, visual processing, memory, logic, and more—to help struggling readers!

This is the outcome of a scientific study and individual results may vary, but we'd love to talk about how brain training may help your child improve reading skills this year!

Don't miss this!! Our FREE summer reading program is off to a great start, but there's still room for your family!

Keep your kids reading over the summer—and earn fun (and delicious) prizes from local businesses all season long! Here's how it works...

#1: Register your family here → https://myrating.me/4aNeIBG

#2: Download and print a Bingo card for your child(ren)'s age groups.

#3: Read books and fill in squares with unique titles.

#4: When you fill a row or column, bring your card into our center to redeem that section's prize! Every completed row or column is also an entry into the grand prize drawing for 2 tickets to either Tree Trekkers or King's Dominion (winner's choice! Drawing will be held 8/9).

We're excited to read together all summer long! Let us know if you have any questions.

It's important to help kids with ADHD feel engaged over the summer, but it can be a challenge with looser schedules and changing routines. Here are a few tips, but we're sharing more on our blog. Check it out today: https://www.learningrx.com/tysons/blog/tips-to-support-adhd-kids-over-the-summer/

Clients who come through our doors have a wide range of experiences, and dyslexia is one of those things that we see often.

What's important to realize is that there are MANY types of dyslexia, and each one has a different root cause. Weaknesses in certain cognitive skills can significantly impact a child's success with reading and spelling, which is why an individualized approach is so important.

Call us today to learn more about our reading skills training options!

*Please note, we do not diagnose. This is a statistic taken from our many years of data and research.

Check out these stories from trainers about what brought them to LearningRx, their favorite parts of training, and some powerful stories they get to experience from front row seats!

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Summer can be really hard for kids with ADHD (and their parents) because of the lack of structure and energy outlets that school typically provides. So what can you do? Here are some tips to help your family thrive this season:

Tips to Support ADHD Kids Over the Summer | LearningRx Looking for ways to help keep your kids with ADHD engaged and active over the summer while limiting meltdowns? Here are some tips...

If you're worried that your child may not really be ready for next school year, summer can be a great time to build some momentum and gain some ground. But what should you do?

Tutoring is the more traditional approach, and in some cases it is helpful. But for students who struggle year after year or who have difficulties across subject areas, it may not be the most effective tool.

Check out this episode of the Brainy Moms podcast to hear more about these two types of learning interventions and how to make the right decision for your family this summer!

https://www.thebrainymoms.com/2024/05/06/tutoring-versus-brain-training/

Your child's out of school and you cannot get them to read for fun... what do you do? Here are some tips to tie reading into your summer routines and maybe just convince them that reading's not so bad.

Ways to Make Reading Fun Over the Summer Your child's out of school and you cannot get them to read for fun... what do you do? Here are some tips to tie reading into your summer routines and maybe j...

Have a child who "hates reading"? Often, this is because it's hard for them.

They aren’t comprehending it, they’re fighting for every word, and it’s just not a pleasant experience. Summer is a great time to take a step back and make sure they have the foundational skills that are necessary for successful reading.

At LearningRx, we target reading struggles by digging deep into the root cause. The reality is that more practice is not what’s going to help reading click for most kids—they need targeted intervention that addresses the cognitive deficits that prevented them from grasping it the first time.

Learn more about our approach to reading help here: https://www.learningrx.com/tysons/reading-help/

Take the first step to understanding your child's unique cognitive profile! This in-depth assessment can shine a light on areas that are strong and weak, and is ideal for...

👉Students who continue to struggle year after year with ADHD or subjects like reading and math
👉Kids who are in the early years of school and are already exhibiting signs of learning struggles
👉Gifted kids who need extra ways to challenge them to keep them engaged
👉Teens who are preparing for life after school to make sure they're prepared
👉Adults who want a baseline on cognitive function OR who are starting to notice signs of decline
👉And more!

Give us a call today and mention this post to get the special discount.

Are your kids dreading having to read during the summer? The key is to make it NOT feel like school... but how can you do that? Here are some tips to help your child engage with reading in a way that's more relaxed and fun this season: https://www.learningrx.com/reston/blog/make-reading-fun-over-the-summer/

We're so excited to kick off this FREE summer reading program!

Keep your kids off screens and building brain skills over the summer—and earn fun (and delicious) prizes from local businesses all season long! Here's how it works...

#1: Register your family here → https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/YcfGbDl/2024Tysons

#2: Download and print a Bingo card for your child(ren)'s age groups.

#3: Read books and fill in squares with unique titles.

#4: When you fill a row or column, bring your card into our center to redeem that section's prize! Every completed row or column is also an entry into the grand prize drawing for 2 tickets to either Tree Trekkers or King's Dominion (winner's choice! Drawing will be held 8/9).

We're excited to read together all summer long! Let us know if you have any questions.

LearningRx Tysons 2024 Summer Reading Register your family for our FREE summer reading program and earn prizes from local businesses!

❤️this story from a recent graduate!

If you have a child who's wrapping up the school year falling behind, losing confidence, and struggling to engage in school, summer is a great time to work on these core learning skills that impact all areas of life.

Tutoring targets gaps in teaching and content, while brain training targets gaps in learning skills. This makes a world of difference for many students who struggle in conventional learning settings.

Learn more here: https://www.learningrx.com/tysons/cognitive-training/

When it comes to supporting individuals with ADHD, addressing attention struggles may be the first thing that comes to mind. After all, it's an attention deficit, right?

Not necessarily. Research has actually found that in ADHD cognitive profiles, 3 skills tend to be more deficient. Those skills are:

🧠Working memory
🧠Long-term memory
🧠And processing speed.

If we're not addressing the root cause of the struggle, we aren't going to see lasting change. This is why a well-rounded and individualized approach is so important!

Making sure your teen is ready for college means more than just making sure they’re academically prepared (even though that’s vital, too). College and post-high school life can be a shock for many teens who are not used to managing their own lives in some key areas.

Our biggest advice? Stop doing everything for your teen—and give them time to fail while they still have your support.

Check out this blog for some practical skills that you can hand off to your teen while they're still at home so they're more prepared for their next steps:

Life Skills Teens Won't Learn in School That They Need Before College | LearningRx What life skills do teens need to master that they won't learn in school? Starting early in these key areas can make all the difference...

We love seeing the way these students grow, change, and thrive thanks to having stronger brain skills!

Every brain is unique so your outcomes may or may not be the same, but we'd love the chance to chat with you about the power of brain training for kids and adults with ADHD.

We're so grateful for all the men and women (and their families) who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom.

Happy Memorial Day from all of us at LearningRx!

How do you keep your kids' brains active without it feeling like school? Here are some simple and practical ways to incorporate summer learning into your routines during the break—without boring worksheets:

Summer Learning Activities to Practice Math, Reading, and Writing How do you keep your kids' brains active without it feeling like school? Here are some simple and practical ways to incorporate summer learning into your rou...

Summer can be a great time to help your kids build skills that will serve them in next school year (and in years to come)! Even though we think of summer as a break from school, it can be incredibly powerful to use this season to focus time and energy on building skills like attention, memory, processing speed, and so many others so you don't just continue the same cycle of struggle year after year.

Call us today to learn about our summer training options!

How do we help our kids learn to make good decisions and think critically? Strong logic skills are one of the key elements of laying this solid foundation for thinking, learning, and life, and this episode of the Brainy Moms podcast breaks down some helpful information about:

👉Identifying behaviors and traits that indicate strong (or weak) logic skills
👉Why other skills need to be in place before you can expect kids to think critically
👉How effective reasoning skills play into decision-making (especially in the teen years)
👉And more!

Check it out here or on your favorite podcast platform: https://www.thebrainymoms.com/2024/04/18/cognitive-skills-series-logic-and-reasoning/

How can you help your child maintain momentum through the summer? Focusing some time and energy in these 3 areas is a great start (and we promise, it doesn't have to feel like school). Here are some simple activities to incorporate to give your kids some real-world practice in these key areas: https://www.learningrx.com/reston/blog/summer-learning-activities-math-reading-writing/

This small analysis showed some promising results: reading gains at LearningRx transferred to state assessments for 91% of participants!

Call us today to learn more about our science-based reading program.

*Outcomes may vary.

If you're trying to help a student with ADHD and you're ONLY looking at their attention skills, you could be missing a big piece of the puzzle.

Every brain is unique, but research has found that there are other key skills that are more deficient in most cognitive profiles of ADHD individuals—and by targeting these, you can help build focus, memory, and processing abilities.

Our approach to ADHD help is individualized and focused on targeting the root cause of the problem. Learn more here: https://www.learningrx.com/tysons/adhd-help/

We love seeing improvements like these! Congratulations to this recent graduate on their amazing gains.

Because every brain and situation is unique, individual outcomes may vary. But if you're looking for a solution to help your child overcome struggles with reading, focus, learning, and more—give us a call today to get started!

When you hear ADHD, the first thing that comes to mind is probably attention struggles. After all it’s in the name, so that must be the biggest hurdle for people with ADHD to overcome, right?

Actually, according to research, there is likely more going on under the surface. Find out which other skills are likely to be causing struggles with focus, learning, and engaging in school (and life) here:

Digging Deeper into Cognitive Skills & ADHD (Beyond Attention) | LearningRx Attention is not the most common cognitive skill deficit we see in individuals with ADHD. According to research, these are more deficient...