Low vision therapy offers hope and practical solutions through specialized rehabilitation that maximizes the use of remaining vision for people whose sight cannot be fully restored through surgery, medication, or corrective lenses. […]
Vision therapy strengthens the connection between your eyes and brain by teaching them to work together more efficiently, helping improve daily performance and quality of life. […]
Sports vision therapy helps athletes improve visual skills like tracking, depth perception, and reaction time, giving them a clear edge on and off the field. […]
Binocular Vision Dysfunction happens when your eyes are misaligned. They struggle to focus, and your brain has a hard time merging two visual inputs into a cohesive image. Fortunately, your optometrist can help through a treatment called vision therapy. […]
Most symptoms last for a few hours, though they can persist a little longer if you don’t take a break. Certain factors—like your environment, habits, and lifestyle—all affect this timeline. […]
Visual memory is the ability to recall and retain information that we see, enabling us to recognize objects, navigate spaces, and process visual details effectively. […]
Fortunately, there are ways to improve depth perception through practice and training. Some tips to improve your depth perception include:
Determine with and eye doctor if you’re using both eyes at the same time
Practicing visual exercises prescribed by your doctor
Playing sports or engaging in activities requiring depth judgements
Use monocular depth cues
Getting regular eye exams to maximize ocular health and visual acuity […]
While the duration of these issues largely depends on the severity of the concussion, they typically resolve in about four weeks (although older adults may need longer). […]
It’s a non-surgical treatment designed to correct specific vision issues, such as strabismus and amblyopia, often helping improve vision. […]
Vision therapy can benefit some individuals with dyslexia and ADHD. It’s important to note, however, that vision therapy is not a cure for these conditions. Rather, it aims to improve visual efficiency and processing, which can alleviate certain symptoms associated with dyslexia and ADHD. […]
Vision therapy is an effective, non-surgical, doctor-supervised treatment that retrains the brain and eyes to work together more efficiently. Rather than compensate for vision problems, vision therapy aims to treat and correct the visual system itself.
Discover how we can help you or your child overcome vision problems such as strabismus and amblyopia, and build a greater sense of confidence. Take our vision therapy quiz today!
What do you want for Christmas? Too soon a question? Not for Aeric, he already knows he wants BOOKS! Thank you, Dr. Annette Astuto, for your referral that allowed us to help Aeric succeed.
Rowan is playing ball at the top of his game thanks to his work in vision therapy. Dr. Toelle, we thank you for your referral! His parents are now believers that vision therapy works!
He got his Scleral Contact Lenses! Have you been told you can never wear contact lenses? James found out that is not always true, and he has a great story to tell you about his journey into scleral contact lenses.
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