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LearningRx Harrisonburg Successful independent learning requires strong cognitive skills. Let us help you strengthen them!

Successful independent learning requires strong cognitive skills like memory, comprehension, and processing speed, so that reading, writing, math, and test taking are easier.\nAt LearningRx, our training programs target and strengthen these skills with individualized training using a series of intense (but fun!) mental exercises that support the way the brain learns, thinks, remembers, and performs. Our approach is unique and effective because clients work one-on-one with their own personal trainer.

When learning feels hard, the impact can go far beyond academics.This LearningRx parent saw their daughter make meaningf...
10/29/2026

When learning feels hard, the impact can go far beyond academics.

This LearningRx parent saw their daughter make meaningful gains in processing speed, reading, confidence, and the ability to work through mistakes without shutting down.

Sometimes the biggest transformation isn’t just getting the right answer; it’s believing you can keep going when you don’t.

✨ Targeted training. Real skills. Changes that can ripple into everyday life.



*Results from a past client; individual outcomes may vary.

Interventions and supports that only look at attention are missing a big piece of what makes living with ADHD so hard.In...
10/28/2026

Interventions and supports that only look at attention are missing a big piece of what makes living with ADHD so hard.

In research, attention is actually average for many people with ADHD. So why is it that you or your child have so much trouble with focusing, reading, and learning?

These key skills are often the culprit (it could be one, it could be all three). 👉

That's why a personalized, individualized approach to supporting ADHD is so important. No two brains are the same, so supports should be tailored to the skills you actually need to build.

10/26/2026

Adults with ADHD: we know the struggle isn't just about focus.

In fact, in our research of ADHD brains across the lifespan, we know attention may not actually be at the root of what's happening at all: working memory, long term memory, and processing speed all have a critical part to play in how your brain can keep up.

That's why our approach at LearningRx goes beyond coping strategies. We look at what the brain can do, where it struggles, and how we can close those gaps for clients of all ages.

Last call for discounted assessments! Call us THIS WEEK to take advantage of this special offer.Get real answers about s...
10/26/2026

Last call for discounted assessments! Call us THIS WEEK to take advantage of this special offer.

Get real answers about struggles with reading, focus, memory, and more.
📞540-569-3600

10/22/2026

What takes an 8 year old from struggling to read the word "kit" to reading Harry Potter (and enjoying it)?

That's the beauty of a root cause approach to addressing learning challenges. It's not just more practice, another phonics program, or a one-size-fits-all service. Brain training is a personal connection to a trainer who pushes you, challenges you, and helps you build the skills you need to be successful.

We love hearing from families who continue to see the benefit of their training, even years later!



Results are from a past client; individual outcomes may vary, but head to our website to learn more about our research and results.

So many parts of life are harder for kids with ADHD, and understanding some of these key brain differences can change th...
10/21/2026

So many parts of life are harder for kids with ADHD, and understanding some of these key brain differences can change the way you support them.

When we see ADHD for what it is, we can approach our kids with more empathy, curiosity, and targeted support for the areas where they need it.

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The ADHD brain has many differences from neurotypical brain that impact the way kids (and adults) can function...

When you have a neurodivergent child, parent-teacher conferences can sound like a broken record. Instead of just getting...
10/19/2026

When you have a neurodivergent child, parent-teacher conferences can sound like a broken record. Instead of just getting the same generic feedback on grades and behavior, these questions can help you get a closer look at what's happening below the surface.

If your child is still exhibiting signs of stress around learning, trouble keeping up, or diminished confidence tied to their schoolday struggles, it's critical to look deeper to find what support they need.

An assessment at LearningRx Staunton-Harrisonburg is a quick and easy way to get a look at how their brain is processing information and what might be making focus, reading, and learning harder than it needs to be.

10/16/2026

If your child is in the “average” group, it can be hard to get enough info from their teacher to really help you keep a pulse on how their learning is going.

For example, processing speed is a big part of learning. If a child is finishing tests or assignments more slowly than peers that can be a big sign that this skill is weak.

Reading out loud can be nerve wracking, but digging a little deeper to find out if it’s shyness, a lack of confidence, or true struggles with the mechanics of reading, may help you catch a possible reading struggle.

Organization and executive function go hand-in-hand, so it’s a helpful insight to ask for!

If there are any hesitations or concerns that come up during your conversation, we're here to help you take a closer look at what weak cognitive skills might be impacting your child's ability to keep up.

Absorbing information online during ADHD Awareness Month can feel like drinking from a firehose. Everyone has a tip, a r...
10/15/2026

Absorbing information online during ADHD Awareness Month can feel like drinking from a firehose. Everyone has a tip, a reel, and a strong opinion leaving parents asking a real question: who should we trust and what actually helps a child with ADHD in daily life?

This episode of is part answer to that question, part celebration of Dr. Amy's new book (), and part rapid-fire response to common ADHD trends and myths.

If you're looking for a clearer path forward to understanding your or your child's ADHD and how to help, don't miss it!

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306 Neff Avenue
Harrisonburg, VA
22801

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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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