Helping children excel by focusing on vision & sensory-motor integration

The decision to pursue vision therapy for your child can literally change their life!

What is Vision?

What is Vision Therapy?

Signs & Symtoms

Optometric Multi-Sensory Training

Treatment Areas

Frequently Asked Questions

70% of children with an IEP suffer from a curable vision-related learning problem. These children pass school vision screenings.

We offer Optometric Multi-Sensory Training

OMST is used to treat those with acquired/traumatic brain injury, visual processing disorders, Sensory Processing Disorder, and Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Vision Therapy is an effective treatment for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Attention Defict Disorder (ADHD/ADD)

Patients with dyslexia, ADHD, Autism, LDs, and SPD have a higher prevalence of Function Vision Disorders than the general population!

Got a Concussion?

Do you have a concussion? Are you experiencing double vision, dizziness or nausea, headaches, blurred vision, or other symptoms? We can help!

Convergence Insufficiency & Double Vision

Are you or your child having trouble reading? Is reading comprehension difficult? Do you have poor handwriting or a "lazy eye"? Vision Therapy may be able to help!

Want to sharpen your sports skills?

Vision therapy can help with improved hand-eye coordination, fine-tune your peripheral awareness, help develop dynamic visual acuity, and improve your reaction time.

Is your child experiencing autism or developmental delays?

Patients who complete Vision Therapy are more receptive learners that are better able to function in daily activities and respond more effectively to other rehabilitative therapy services.

Learning to Read vs. Reading to Learn

20/20 eyesight has NO bearing on how well a child can read! Thus, routine eye exams often miss testing for the visual skills necessary for reading and overall academic success. All school-age children need a Binocular Vision Exam.

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