Vision Therapy

Vision therapy is a personalized program designed to improve visual skills and abilities. It helps individuals with vision problems that cannot be fully corrected with glasses or contact lenses alone. This therapy can enhance visual processing, eye coordination, and overall visual comfort

Do you need vision therapy?

Symptoms that could indicate a need for treatment.

Double vision

Blurry vision and eye strain

Difficulty concentrating

Difficulty reading

Reduced depth perception

Motion sensitivity

Eye strain and headaches

Brain fog

Tunnel vision

Light sensitivity

Who can benefit?

  • Children with learning-related vision issues
  • Adults with binocular vision disorders
  • Individuals with traumatic brain injuries
  • Those experiencing eye strain or discomfort.

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How vision therapy could help you. 

  • Strabismus (crossed eyes): Misalignment of the eyes
 
  • Amblyopia (lazy eye): Reduced vision in one eye
 
  • Convergence insufficiency: Difficulty focusing on near objects.
 
  • Visual processing disorders: Challenges in interpreting visual information
  1. Visual Skills Training: Exercises to improve eye coordination, focusing, and tracking.
  2. Binocular Vision Training: Techniques to enhance the ability to use both eyes together effectively.
  3. Visual Perceptual Training: Activities to improve visual processing skills, such as spatial awareness and hand-eye coordination.
  4. Home Exercises: A tailored program for continued practice outside of therapy sessions.

Vision therapy typically involves:

  • Regular sessions with a trained optometrist or vision therapist
  • A personalized program based on individual assessments
  • Use of specialized equipment and activities to target specific visual skills
  • Treatment duration varies; many programs last from several weeks to several months, depending on the individual’s needs and goals.
  • Regular progress evaluations will be conducted to adjust the therapy as needed.
  • Improved visual skills and comfort
  • Enhanced academic performance for children
  • Better coordination and sports performance
  • Increased confidence in visual tasks

What to expect:

  • Initial evaluation to determine specific needs and goals
  • Development of a customized therapy plan
  • Regular follow-up appointments to monitor progress
  • Homework exercises to reinforce skills learned in therapy

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If you have any questions

Schedule an appointment,
or give us a call.

(505) 828-3937.