
Our doctors believe some vision problems cannot be corrected with glasses or contact lenses (which help focus light properly to provide a clear image). Eye surgery alters the anatomy of the surrounding muscles to make eyes appear straight. Vision therapy engages the brain and visual motor feedback to help create new neural pathways which can help improve the following conditions:
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Vision therapy includes the use of lenses, prisms, filters, computerized visual activities, and non-computerized viewing instruments. Visual-motor skills and endurance are developed and reinforced to become reflexive or automatic through repetition and neural integration.
Vision is an integral part of learning. Vision therapy can correct vision problems that interfere with efficient reading among school-aged children. If the visual system functions inadequately, reading becomes cumbersome and difficult. When the visual system functions efficiently, reading and learning can be enjoyed without struggle. Vision therapy does not treat learning disabilities.
It is our goal to treat vision problems that cannot be treated successfully with eyeglasses, contact lenses, and/or surgery alone, and help people achieve clear comfortable binocular vision.
If you would like to learn more about vision therapy, request an appointment today.