Make Better Use of Your Eyes

Most people think strong vision means having 20/20 eyesight, but the way you use your eyes also matters. Vision therapy helps you build visual skills to better control your eyes and improve how you interpret what you’re seeing.

It’s time to make the most of your vision. Reach out to our practice to learn more about how vision therapy can benefit you.

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How Can Vision Therapy Help?

Vision therapy is a scientific approach to improving visual skills like object tracking and visual processing. It’s frequently recommended for patients who have:

Strabismus: a vision problem characterized by eyes that point in different directions.
Amblyopia: a complication of uncorrected strabismus that causes the brain to ignore input from one eye in favor of the other.
Convergence insufficiency: a problem that occurs when the eyes fail to coordinate during near vision tasks.
Accommodative insufficiency: a problem that occurs when the eyes are unable to maintain focus during near vision tasks.

Can Anyone Get Vision Therapy?

Yes! Anyone with functional vision can try vision therapy. In addition to those with strabismus, amblyopia, convergence insufficiency, and accommodative insufficiency, vision therapy may benefit people who have:

Vision challenges from a concussion
Learning disabilities (especially children)
A desire to sharpen everyday visual skills like reading and tracking objects

What Happens During Vision Therapy?

Most vision therapy sessions are less than an hour long and take place at our clinic. Our eye doctors will provide you with custom eye exercises based on your needs and goals. Your vision therapy session may involve:

Targets with electronic timers
Therapeutic lenses
Balance boards
Filters, prisms, eyepatches, or other visual occluders

You may also be able to perform some of your vision therapy exercises at home or online, after we’ve taught you how to do them properly.

Embrace the Power of Your Vision

Find out how vision therapy can improve the way you use your eyes. Contact our practice now to have your questions answered or book your initial session.

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