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ADHD behaviors often a sign of a developmental vision problem

Accommodative Dysfunction, ADD, ADHD, Attention and Concentration Problems, Binocular Vision Problems, Convergence Insufficiency, Frustration in Homework, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Wow Vision Therapy

ADHD, is a well known condition that is associated with poor attention and concentration. As a matter of fact, in the April 12, 2024 issue of the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) News Brief, the headline reads: More Than…

Logan’s Success Story

Accommodative Dysfunction, Convergence Insufficiency, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Success Stories, Vision and Learning, Vision and Reading Issues

By: Logan’s Parents Logan was struggling in school, and we had asked for him to be tested for Dyslexia or other learning disabilities by the school starting in 1st grade. With COVID and the school being shut down for his…

DREW’S SUCCESS STORY

Oculomotor Dysfunction, Parents Speak on Vision Therapy, Strabismus, Success Stories, Vision and Learning

By: Stephanie (Drew’s Mom) Before Drew started vision therapy, we thought we had tried everything to improve his reading abilities. Despite receiving extra help with reading at school, tutoring, and trying all kinds of techniques at home, Drew struggled with…

My Journey Through Vision Therapy

Accommodative Dysfunction, Convergence Insufficiency, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Success Stories, Vision and Learning

By: Grace (Patient) When I was about 10 years old, I started getting headaches, and it was hard to read. My letters would always double or be blurry or even scattered around the page. I went to an eye doctor,…

Treatment Improved Reading Abilities for Dyslexic Child

Accommodative Dysfunction, Convergence Insufficiency, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Success Stories

When a parent sees their child struggle with reading, often this will raise some red flags – especially when comparing a child’s reading progress with their classmates. For some children, their ability to read may get off track for a…

When a Child Struggles with Reading, Vision Therapy May Help

Accommodative Dysfunction, Convergence Insufficiency, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Vision and Learning, Vision and Reading Issues

We know that vision is critical when it comes to reading. In fact, our visual abilities are what allow us to appreciate the world fully. For children, proper visual skills are vital for reading, learning, and sports. Without these, many…

She No Longer Struggles to Read & Learn After Vision Therapy

Accommodative Dysfunction, Convergence Insufficiency, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Vision and Learning

When a child struggles with reading and learning, often times their vision can be overlooked – especially when that same child has 20/20 eyesight. However, vision is so much more 20/20 eyesight and there are several other visual problems that…

Grayson’s Success Story

Accommodative Dysfunction, Convergence Insufficiency, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Success Stories, Vision and Learning

By: Deanna Vision therapy has played a key role in Grayson advancing in school and with his reading and writing abilities. Grayson has always been a very active and outgoing kid that loves to help everyone but struggled with reading…

Vision Therapy Enhanced Academic Performance – Camryn’s Success Story

Accommodative Dysfunction, ADHD, Convergence Insufficiency, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Success Stories

As summer approaches, we encourage parents to call and schedule a Developmental Vision Evaluation to determine if there are any visual problems affecting a child’s academic performance, before this upcoming school year! When visual problems get in the way of…

‘Madelyn is now on track to be a successful First Grader’

Amblyopia, Oculomotor Dysfunction, Success Stories

Amblyopia or “lazy eye” is a neuro-developmental vision problem that occurs during infancy and early childhood. Those with amblyopia experience reduced eyesight typically in one eye, even when best corrected with glasses or contacts. In this Success Story, one family…