Vision therapy is an individualized and supervised treatment program designed to correct visual-motor and visual perceptual deficiencies in both children and adults. It is just like physical therapy but for your eyes. In addition to eye and brain exercises, lenses (“training lenses”), prisms, filters, patches, or balance boards may be used. The goal of vision therapy is to improve and enhance visual efficiency and visual perceptual skills. Once treated, a patient can benefit from a positive lifelong change in overall comfort, performance, and quality of life. Vision therapy is designed to help patients of all ages and with various diagnoses. It benefits children who struggle with school performance or emotional and behavioral challenges that are triggered by functional vision problems. To see if you or your child might benefit from vision therapy, click on the following symptom list:
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Patients who have issues with how their two eyes work together may suffer from a myriad of symptoms including:
Fatigue or eye strain
Avoidance of reading or close-up tasks
Blurred vision even though he or she may have been told they have perfect vision
Closing or covering one eye when reading or on the computer
Double vision
Headaches
Poor depth perception
Re-reading text for comprehension
Skipping words or lines when reading
And more – click here to see a full list of symptoms
Click here to see if you or someone you know might benefit from a functional vision evaluation.