Hi,
I recently switched to become a PACE provider (LearningRx private program). I just finished my first PACE student of 60 hours, which took about 18 weeks considering schedules and whatnot (12 weeks is ideal). Despite less hours each week and a couple mini-vacations by the family, my student's reading score still went up by 5 years. She was my hardest and slowest gaining student ever because of her particular nature, and despite this, PACE still had a great effect. Also, she wasn't in the actual PACE reading program (Master the Code, similar to ReadingRx). That is the nature of PACE's and LearningRx's greatness, in that even extremely tough students come out with huge gains. What I've noticed most from PACE is that every student improves in different ways, but that every student has at least 2-3 major improvement areas.

I would like to counter the negative complaints about Learning Rx with a real success story. Our son was diagnosed with learning delays before he was two years old. After many years of intervention by speech and occupational therapist and special educations programs in public schools, we finally found Learning Rx when our son was in 5th Grade. Our son had always struggled in school which was hard for us since it required so much of our time trying to work with him. The program at Learning Rx was some of the best money we have every spent. It was a real turning point in the life of our son. The end of 5th grade was much easier than the first and now that he is 6th grade he is making straight A's. He was also one of two 6th grader's to make to the finals of the National Geographic Geo-Bee at his middle school. I cannot speak highly enough of Learning Rx. The progress that our son made while in the program was nothing short of miraculous.

TBI, Brain Aneurysm - My mother-in-law had a brain aneurysm 10 yrs ago. Since then, she uses a notebook as her memory. She writes down that she showered, fed the horseds, washed clothes, etc. No job, can't drive, can't remember on Monday that she went on a 7 day cruise and got home on Sunday. In comes Learning RX. We signed up for a 32 week course. After 2 weeks we saw positive changes: her trainers name, where it is located, remembers how to do some of the different training activities. Now, 6 weeks later, attending 5 days a week for only 1 hour, she remembers: what day it is (which was her only goal for this program), what she did on the weekend, events that are coming up, what she ate that day, to take her medication without reminders & she now has feelings & emotions about things (I think her brain couldn't process anything that deep before), she pays more attention to detail, she has self esteem & feels like she has a purpose in life. IT IS NOTHING SHORT OF AMAZING!!! What will she be like when the program is complete? She is getting her life back & we are seeing it happen. Keep in mind, this is after 10 years of little to no brain activity...I hope this gives someone the information to help a loved one with TBI!