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Needs and/or Diagnosis

IQRx Specializes in treating many conditions tailoring to different needs for both children and adults with or without diagnosis using many techniques we have available. 

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ADD/ADHD

(ADD)

Attention Deficit Disorder

(ADHD)

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Both show similar symptoms:

-impacts in there lives, relationships, daily activities.

-common signs of lack of focus, memory, very impulsive , lack of rest, and cannot follow instructions.

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Reading Problems & Dyslexia

(Dyslexia)

"Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurobiological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities. These difficulties typically result from a deficit in the phonological component of language that is often unexpected in relation to other cognitive abilities and the provision of effective classroom instruction. Secondary consequences may include problems in reading comprehension and reduced reading experience that can impede growth of vocabulary and background knowledge."  International Dyslexia Association

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Dyscalculia

(Dyscalculia)

 is a math learning disability that impairs an individual's ability to lean number-related concepts, perform accurate math calculations, reason and problem solve, and perform other basic math skills.  The word dyscalculia comes from Greek and Latin and simply means counting badly. Today, the word serves as a broad term for learning difficulties in math. About 5% (3 - 6%) of people struggle with this learning disability.

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Grade Problems

Some students may not have any learning disability or neurological disorder diagnosis.  Nevertheless, they still have difficulties learning and executing at school at the expected level.  They may take to long to study with or without obtaining desired results, may need repetition and still block during exams or may be having any sort of learning difficulties hindering their academic performance.

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Auditory Processing

(APD)

Also known as Auditory Processing disorder, is the condition that creates a difficulty upon hearing or processing sounds.

Creating challenges understanding speech or interpreting auditory information's. They struggle with directions, understanding conversation in noisy environments , or distinguishing between similar sounds.

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Intellectually Gifted & Enhancements

"Children who are gifted are defined as those who demonstrate an advanced ability or potential in one or more specific areas when compared to others of the same age, experience or environment." - Davidson Institute

Enhancements are students with average to good cognitive skills with good grades that may or may not be gifted and want to maximize their skills to improve and reach new goals.

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Memory Problems

Memory is the ability to hold and recover information about past events or knowledge. When there are problems with memory it could be related to short term, working or long term memory and long-term. It may be difficult to  retain information while processing or using it.  Therefore, processing multiple instructions or complex instructions and executing them may be limited.  Remembering if and when to take medication or where the key were left might also be limited.  But also  storing information and fluently retrieving it later might be hindered causing difficulties in remembering things from the past or information previously studied even if understood appropriately.

auditory processing

Auditory Processing

(APD)

Also known as Auditory Processing disorder, is the condition that creates a difficulty upon hearing or processing sounds.

Creating challenges understanding speech or interpreting auditory information's. They struggle with directions, understanding conversation in noisy environments , or distinguishing between similar sounds.

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gifted

Intellectually Gifted & Enhancements

"Children who are gifted are defined as those who demonstrate an advanced ability or potential in one or more specific areas when compared to others of the same age, experience or environment." - Davidson Institute

Enhancements are students with average to good cognitive skills with good grades that may or may not be gifted and want to maximize their skills to improve and reach new goals.

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Autism

(ASD)

Also known as Autism Spectrum Disorder

this includes; difficulty in social interaction, challenge's with communication (verbal and non-verbal),

repetitive behavior, restricted interest, sensory sensitive, and difficulty understanding expressing emotions.

Its important to be open minded that every autism is unique , and manifest in severity of symptoms.

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Memory Problems

Memory is the ability to hold and recover information about past events or knowledge. When there are problems with memory it could be related to short term, working or long term memory and long-term. It may be difficult to  retain information while processing or using it.  Therefore, processing multiple instructions or complex instructions and executing them may be limited.  Remembering if and when to take medication or where the key were left might also be limited.  But also  storing information and fluently retrieving it later might be hindered causing difficulties in remembering things from the past or information previously studied even if understood appropriately.

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SAT & Standardized Testing

Preparing for something as important as your childs future can be scary. Especially for a test that gets him closer to his ideal location of learning, that being  college or  a school of his preference.

We help Teens and children prepare for their un-imaginable struggle on this test by helping them study and keep their minds fresh for the opportunity of being succesful for their upcoming future.

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TBI

(Traumatic Brain Injury, or TBI)

 

Its a complex injury with a broad spectrum of symptoms and disabilities.  A TBI occurs when a sudden trauma damages the brain. A TBI can also be called a brain injury, an acquired head injury, or simply a concussion.

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Mental Aging - Adults & Seniors

Cognitive aging is not a disease.  It occurs to everyone as they go through their lifespan.  The process is very variable and differs from individual to individual.  It depends on many factors such as genetics, overall health, lifestyle, exercise, social activity, type of work and duration of work, medications and others.  It is not only about forgetting things and decreasing memory.  Cognitive changes are gradual and variable and could impact several cognitive skills.  Most commonly are working memory, short and long term memory, attention, processing speed, problem solving and decision making skills.  Cognitive decline may begin as early as in our thirties but accelerate as we grow older.  

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Preschool

(Pre-school Training)

We are trained to take our younger kids under our less advance brain training to teach them correctly before moving to more of our advance teachings.

Since they will be challenged by levels of their grades and age to determine what is best for them, and there challenges.

We offer a great variety of teaching that will help them for their future.

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