Neuro-rehabilitative therapy for Traumatic/Acquired Brain Injury

While some vision problems can develop naturally during childhood, some vision challenges can result from an injury or trauma.

Trauma, or a health condition, can impact the function of your eyes, neural pathways, or brain. For example, stroke, neurological issues, or traumatic brain injury (TBI) can complicate the communication between your eyes and brain, causing vision problems.

Neuro-optometric visual rehabilitation utilizes therapeutic techniques to treat brain-related vision problems. Some common brain-related visual symptoms include:

Eye fatigue or headaches
Eye focusing or reading problems
Eye movement issues
Eye teaming problems (or double vision)
Light sensitivity
Motion sensitivity
Blurred vision

Visual rehabilitation can strengthen visuals skills and retrain neural pathways to recover function that was lost due the result of a traumatic or acquired brain injury.

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Vision Therapy for Trauma

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!

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Success Stories

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.

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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!

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