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Playing mind games

mercurynews.com — Ryan Withers had so much fun at his therapist's office that his older brother got jealous. Robert wanted to play the video games, too. The 12-year-old Ryan was having trouble paying attention to the home-school tasks his mother, Cindy Withers of San Jose, set for him. Determined to avoid drugs such as Ritalin, Withers opted for brain-training.

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