Wow Vision Therapy Blog
Category: Acquired Brain Injury
Moving Beyond “Wait and See”: Effective Care for Visual Motion Sensitivity After Brain Injury
A National Conversation, Brought Home to Our Community On January 23-24, 2026, nearly 100 doctors, therapists, residents, and students from across the United States and Canada gathered in Grand Rapids for the 2026 Michigan Vision Therapy Study Group (MVTSG) Educational…
Fixing Your Double Vision Now—Here’s How at Wow
For many patients struggling with double vision (diplopia), the journey to clear and comfortable vision can be frustrating. Most individuals with double vision first seek help from their primary care optometrist, who may prescribe an ophthalmic lens with prism correction…
Post-Concussion Recovery: Vision Rehabilitation Restoring Visual Function and Quality of Life
A concussion is more than just a head injury—it can disrupt essential functions of the brain, including vision. After a concussion, many individuals experience a condition known as post-concussion syndrome (PCS) which involves persistent visual disturbances such as blurred…
Post-Concussion Syndrome – Presenting advancements in vision rehabilitation
Wow Vision Therapy has a long history as a leader in the optometric specialty of neuro-optometry and vision rehabilitation, bringing advanced vision rehabilitation care to those in need. Our Doctors and vision therapists are continually striving to improve so that…
After a Winter Accident Disoriented Her Vision, Vision Therapy Helped Her Feel Normal Again
When someone experiences a traumatic brain injury, many different aspects of life become difficult. However, visual complications are the most common complaints. Following a concussion – for example – things like reading often become difficult. Text on a page may…
Visual Problems Left Her Fearing Unemployment after Car Accident
When someone experiences a sudden bump, blow, or jolt to the head, often a concussion diagnosis follows. Those with a concussion frequently experience several visual problems. In fact, over 50% of patients with a concussion have visual problems that cause…
Visual Problems After A Car Accident Lead Him To Vision Therapy
After experiencing a serious car accident, Spencer’s life was turned up-side-down. His visual world was not what it used to be and things that used to come easy stopped being easy. After learning of his diagnosis, Spencer found himself searching…
‘Wow Vision Therapy Changed My Life!’
A concussion can have some serious negative affects on vision. Check out Mitchell’s story and how the team in Grand Rapids, MI changed his life. My journey with vision therapy started about 5 years ago when I pretty significantly hit my head.…
Oculomotor Dysfunction Following an Acquired Brain Injury
The term acquired brain injury (ABI) refers to traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and cerebral vascular accidents (CVA), or stroke.åÊ Each year an estimated 8 million people will suffer a traumatic brain injury and 500,000 will suffer a CVA.åÊ According to…