Who owns LearningRx?

Ken Gibson
Ken Gibson, entrepreneur and founder of LearningRx, a franchise system with about 80 Brain Training Centers devoted to helping kids and adults experience the benefits of stronger cognitive performance.

What is LearningRx?

LearningRx is a one-on-one brain training center that pairs clients with brain trainers for challenging yet fun mental games that help enhance cognitive skills.

Does LearningRx work?

“We found that most of those students, in addition to weak broad attention skills, had weak long-term memory, processing speed and working memory.” After LearningRx brain training, IQ scores improved by an average of 15 standard points and broad attention skills improved an average of 24 percentile points.”

Who started learning Rx?

Dr. Ken Gibson
Our Founder & the Brain Behind LearningRx Dr. Ken Gibson is a passionate pioneer in the field of education. In January 2002, he founded LearningRx Brain Training Centers. For the previous 17 years, Dr.

What is cognitive dyslexia?

Internationally, dyslexia is designated as a cognitive disorder, related to reading and speech. The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke definition describes it as “difficulty with spelling, phonological processing (the manipulation of sounds), or rapid visual-verbal responding.”

What is the cost of learning Rx?

The cognitive skills assessment, required before beginning training, typically costs between $199 and $299, depending on the location. The total cost of training varies by program and location. Some online reviews place the cost of each program between $2,500 and $4,000 with a total cost of around $10,000.

Is Learning Rx legitimate?

LearningRx also drops your wages after you sign on as an employee and threatens to take you through arbitration if you leave. The company is a scam for both employees and customers, because children have to be tutored by “brain trainers” who are being forced to work there.