What ages does The Brain Pointe work with?

AccelerateRx is designed for early learners aged 4-7. No age band is published for BrainRx or MathRx, and the centre says it also works with teenagers and adults - ask the provider which programme suits your child.

How much does the assessment cost?

The Cognitive Skills Assessment is AED 600 and covers the full assessment, an expert consultation and a 20-minute brain training demo.

How long until we see results?

The centre says many families notice improvements within 12-14 weeks of training, and that results vary with each child's needs and how consistently they train.

Does the centre help with ADHD or dyslexia?

Yes - the site has sections on attention and ADHD, reading and dyslexia, and maths and dyscalculia.

What happens after the assessment?

A free follow-up consultation goes through the results and next steps, and a personalised plan is built around one of the three programmes.

What are the ongoing programme fees?

Only the AED 600 assessment fee is published - ask the provider for programme fees.

The Brain Pointe — Cognitive Skills Learning & Training Center

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The Brain Pointe is a cognitive skills training centre at Park Avenue in Dubai Silicon Oasis, licensed to run BrainRx and AccelerateRx, programmes developed by the US-based LearningRx. It offers three programmes: BrainRx, which works on attention, memory, processing speed, reasoning and executive function rather than reteaching school content; AccelerateRx, a school readiness programme for early learners aged 4-7; and MathRx, for children who struggle with maths fluency, number sense or dyscalculia. The site lists ADHD, reading and dyslexia, and maths and dyscalculia among the struggles it helps with. The recommended first step is a one-hour Cognitive Skills Assessment (AED 600), which includes an expert consultation and a 20-minute brain training demo, plus a free follow-up consultation. The Directors of Training and Center Operations, Misha and Sidra Ali Tauqir, are IBCCES Board Certified Cognitive Specialists. The centre identifies as women-owned on Google and is rated 5.0 on Google from 49 reviews.

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The activity

Cognitive Skills Training, explained

Cognitive skills training works on the mental processes behind learning itself - attention, memory, processing speed, reasoning and executive function - rather than teaching a school subject. A trained specialist takes the child through brain-training exercises aimed at a weak skill, often one-to-one. It is used to support children who struggle with reading, maths, focus or organisation, including those with ADHD, dyslexia or dyscalculia, and some programmes target younger children who need stronger foundations before school. Programmes usually begin with an assessment to find which skills need work, followed by a personalised training plan. It suits families who have noticed a specific learning gap rather than those looking for a general enrichment club.

Who it's for

Children with learning struggles - the site names attention and ADHD, reading and dyslexia, maths and dyscalculia, and early developmental gaps. AccelerateRx is for early learners aged 4-7 (preschool and early primary); BrainRx and MathRx have no published age band, and the centre says it also works with teenagers and adults. Ask the provider which programme fits your child's age.

What to expect

The centre asks families to start with a one-hour Cognitive Skills Assessment (AED 600): a full assessment, an expert consultation and a 20-minute interactive brain training session so you can see how your child responds, followed by a free follow-up consultation to go through the results and next steps. A personalised plan using one of the three programmes comes after that. The centre says many families notice changes in focus, memory and behaviour within 12-14 weeks, and notes results vary by child. Session length, frequency and programme fees are not published - ask the provider.

Highlights

Three programmes: BrainRx cognitive skills training, AccelerateRx school readiness (ages 4-7) and MathRx maths intensive (thebrainpointe.com)
Helps with attention and ADHD, reading and dyslexia, maths and dyscalculia (thebrainpointe.com)
One-hour Cognitive Skills Assessment for AED 600, with consultation and a 20-minute brain-training demo (thebrainpointe.com)
Free follow-up consultation after the assessment (thebrainpointe.com)
Directors of Training and Center Operations are IBCCES Board Certified Cognitive Specialists (thebrainpointe.com)
Identifies as women-owned (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

The Brain Pointe is rated 5.0 on Google from 49 reviews, and all 49 are five-star. The centre's own site quotes an average parent rating of 9.6 out of 10, and parents quoted there mention better focus, reading and school progress.

The facts

Ages: AccelerateRx: ages 4-7; BrainRx and MathRx: age band not published (thebrainpointe.com)
Prices: AED 600 for the Cognitive Skills Assessment; ongoing programme fees not published
Trial: No free trial published; the AED 600 assessment includes a 20-minute brain training demo (thebrainpointe.com)
Where: The Brain Pointe, Park Avenue 1204, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai
How to book: thebrainpointe.com/contact-us-tbp · +971 50 323 8976 · wa.me/971503238976 · +971 4 251 9087 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Fri11am–6:30pm
Sat11am–3:30pm
SunClosed

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Good to know

Business hours: Monday-Friday 11am-6:30pm, Saturday 11am-3:30pm, closed Sunday; may change on holidays (thebrainpointe.com)
Wheelchair-accessible car park (Google listing)
Call or WhatsApp +971 50 323 8976, landline +971 4 251 9087, email [email protected] (thebrainpointe.com)