This is an option that can be considered by parents seeking deeper solutions for their children’s learning challenges.
At the recent Train Your Brain learning event in Taguig City, BrainRx Philippines showcased its one-on-one brain training program and positioned it as a transformative approach for intervention and enrichment.
The said program has been specifically designed to improve focus, memory, and comprehension, with its co-founders noting that the brain training will strengthen how the brain learns, unlike traditional tutoring, which re-teaches information.
Moreover, this approach is founded on neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to adapt and rewire.
Instead of just teaching information, professional trainers use intense, targeted, and game-like procedures to stretch a student’s mental capacity. This strengthens the seven core cognitive skills used for learning and daily life, enabling students to process information more efficiently.
Mel Sua, co-founder of BrainRx Philippines, told, “Our system’s unique features, like immediate feedback and targeted intensity, are managed by the trainer to set up the right environment for students to grow.“
“Something in the brain just clicks, and there is nothing more fulfilling than seeing the ‘light bulb moment’ in every student-trainer interaction, when the students become more confident in their learning and problem-solving,” she added.
At its recent event, guests were able to experience brain training firsthand through interactive activity booths highlighting the importance of cognitive skills.
This was complemented by an exclusive post-event media tour of the BrainRx Philippines center, complete with a behind-the-scenes look at the approaches the center uses to improve the learning abilities of their clients.
Since it was founded 13 years ago, BrainRx Learning Plus has expanded its reach to more families through its customized brain training delivered through the BrainRx suite of programs developed by LearningRx USA, world’s largest one-on-one brain training company.
“Because each brain and cognitive profile is different, how well students absorb and process information also varies, so we need to go beyond cookie-cutter methods in addressing learning and performance concerns that are not resolving. A cognitive skills assessment at our center shows how strong or weak a student’s cognitive skills are and how these impact learning,” said Joy Go, co-founder and Center Director.
The event’s Real Impact, Real Stories panel also featured powerful testimonials from parents whose neurotypical and neurodivergent kids were helped by BrainRx Learning Plus.
Panelists included Cyril Addison (Deli by Chele) with wife Pierre (Hospitality Consultant), Gen Enriquez-Gerodias (Expedise PH), Christine Dychiao (Tidying Consultant), and Darlene Uy (Nestlé Philippines Inc.) with teen daughter Alexandrine.
During which, the panel shared how the center’s brain training program provided the ‘missing link’ to unlock their children’s potential, helping them address gaps in learning and performance to become more focused, confident, and attentive learners, an experience also shared by host RJ Ledesma.
Andy and Pooneh Roney, Global Leads of BrainRx, noted the vision of BrainRx, which is to transform how the world learns by using cutting-edge research and technology to strengthen cognitive skills and address the root causes of learning challenges.
Their commitment to empowering passionate individuals to bring this transformation to their own communities was echoed by both Go and Sua.
“With their strong leadership, high standards, and genuine investment in their team, Mel and Joy have built a culture of excellence that reflects everything BrainRx stands for. We are proud to work alongside them and deeply value their contribution to the global BrainRx family,” said Pooneh Roney.
The Train Your Brain learning event reinforced BrainRx’s core mission of providing tangible, life-changing solutions for parents who want their children to reach their full potential as learners.
BrainRx’s programs are available in over 120 centers across 40+ countries.