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Moving Beyond “Wait and See”: Effective Care for Visual Motion Sensitivity After Brain Injury

Acquired Brain Injury, Grocery Store Syndrome, Motion Sickness, Neuro-optometric vision rehabilitation, Research and Vision Therapy, Traumatic Brain Injury, Vision Advocacy, Visual Motion Sensitivity, Wow Vision Therapy

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…

Back to You: Finding Relief from Visual Symptoms of Post-Concussion Syndrome

Accommodative Dysfunction, Attention and Concentration Problems, Binocular Vision Problems, Concussion, Convergence Insufficiency, Double Vision, Motion Sickness, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Vision and Reading Issues, Vision Problems & Headaches, Visual Processing Problems, Wow Vision Therapy

In our earlier post, Post-Concussion Recovery: Vision Rehabilitation Restoring Visual Function and Quality of Life, we explained how a concussion—also known as a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI)—can disrupt vision in ways that make reading, screens, light, and motion overwhelming.…

A Life Without Motion Sickness Starts Here at Wow Vision Therapy

Motion Sickness, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Vision and Balance, Wow Vision Therapy

If you’ve ever had to pull over because your child was pale and nauseous in the back seat—or if you’re an adult who avoids reading your phone on car rides or dreads long trips because of queasiness—you know how disruptive…

Post-Concussion Recovery: Vision Rehabilitation Restoring Visual Function and Quality of Life

Accommodative Dysfunction, Acquired Brain Injury, Attention and Concentration Problems, Binocular Vision Problems, Concussion, Convergence Insufficiency, Double Vision, Motion Sickness, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Vision and Learning, Vision and Reading Issues, Vision Problems & Headaches, Wow Vision Therapy

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…

Visual Problems Left Her Fearing Unemployment after Car Accident

Acquired Brain Injury, Adults, Concussion, Motion Sickness, Success Stories, Wow Vision Therapy

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…

See-Sick Syndrome: When visual dysfunction causes Motion Sickness

Motion Sickness

There is a common vision related problem that receives little attention from the media, yet plagues the quality of life of millions of people. It affects children and adults, with an increase in symptoms in adults. However, those who suffer…