Vision Therapy
Vision Therapy
A progressive program of vision procedures, performed under doctor supervision and individualized to each patient's visual needs.
Sessions are generally conducted in-office, once or twice weekly, for 30 minutes to an hour, with daily homework between visits. The goal: to help patients develop or improve fundamental visual skills, improve visual comfort and efficiency, and change how the brain processes and interprets visual information.
What Vision Therapy Uses
Tools built for retraining the visual system
Therapeutic Lenses & Prisms
Specialized lenses and prisms used to retrain how the eyes focus and align.
Filters & Occluders
Tools that adjust visual input to strengthen a weaker eye or improve teamwork between both eyes.
Electronic Timing Targets
Devices that train reaction speed and coordination between vision and movement.
Balance Boards
Used to combine visual and vestibular (balance) training in a single activity.
Patient Journeys
In their own words
Post-Concussion Syndrome
“For years, I struggled with dizziness and various issues. It was exhausting and beyond frustrating. I had done some eye exercises in the past, but never a full vision therapy program with an optometrist. I could tell the difference immediately. I found the activities challenging but fun, and loved seeing my progress each week. I am so thankful for this piece being helped in my post-concussion syndrome journey.”
Visual Dysfunction & Strabismus
“My daughter's eye turn is completely gone, and she knows how to control her eyes. She used to be clumsy, falling off her chair or bumping into the wall randomly. Since completing vision therapy, her coordination has improved significantly. Her focus also improved, and she has shown interest in reading books, which is new for her. We have definitely got everything we expected from vision therapy and more.”
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