Optometric Vision Therapy is a valid, effective treatment for certain visual conditions. Like with any therapy, success depends on the specific condition, the patient’s commitment to “do the work” and overall cognitive and systemic health.
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Conditions vision therapy can treat include:
Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD)
Oculomotor Dysfunction
Amblyopia (lazy eye)
Strabismus (eye turn)
Convergence insufficiency
Visual Processing Delays
Post Concussion Vision Syndrome
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a comprehensive eye exam should be the first step in order to evaluate if there is a binocular vision problem that could be contributing. […]
These skills can take time to develop and master; fortunately, as a parent, you can help by regularly engaging in activities and playing with your child like games, puzzles and outside play, you can support your child’s visual development. […]
Bella Vision’s lead vision therapist shared her path back from a traumatic brain injury, and how vision therapy, her teammates, and her patients helped her along the way. The month of March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, bringing awareness about traumatic brain injury (TBI), prevention, and the quality of life for people living with a […]
If you’re reading this, it’s likely because your child has been diagnosed with an eye condition or has been struggling with a vision problem. It is normal to also struggle to understand how vision relates to the behaviors you are seeing at home or school. As a doctor who specializes in the functional aspect of […]
Concussion, which is a form of traumatic brain injury (TBI) can lead to. damage within the visual system causing symptoms that frequently go untreated. Symptoms of post concussion vision syndrome can manifest in many ways but often include blurred vision, difficulty focusing the eyes, headaches, light sensitivity and dizziness. Fortunately for some people, these visual […]
Optometric Vision Therapy is a noninvasive, medical treatment for vision problems that can interfere with reading, learning and activities of everyday life. Our visual system is a complex neurological process that requires coordinated eye focusing, eye tracking and alignment to achieve clear, single vision. Patients who struggle with accommodative dysfunction (eye focusing), oculomotor dysfunction (eye […]
The eyes and visual system are interconnected with every daily activity. Poor visual skills can negatively impact performance in school, at work, their ability to play sports, and enjoying artistic hobbies. A personalized vision therapy program can help improve ocular conditions like strabismus (crossed eyes) or amblyopia (lazy eye) but also work on hand-eye coordination, […]
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Dry Eye Disease doesn’t cause blindness on its own, but untreated complications can sometimes lead to severe vision problems, including pain, blurred vision that is not correctable with glasses and/or contact lenses and decrease in quality of life. […]
Optometric Vision Therapy is a valid, effective treatment for certain visual conditions. Like with any therapy, success depends on the specific condition, the patient’s commitment to “do the work” and overall cognitive and systemic health.
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Many people wonder if they can use contact solution as eye drops, especially in moments of discomfort or dryness. The short answer is: No, it’s not safe to use contact solution as eye drops.
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Dry Eye Disease doesn’t cause blindness on its own, but untreated complications can sometimes lead to severe vision problems, including pain, blurred vision that is not correctable with glasses and/or contact lenses and decrease in quality of life. […]
Optometric Vision Therapy is a valid, effective treatment for certain visual conditions. Like with any therapy, success depends on the specific condition, the patient’s commitment to “do the work” and overall cognitive and systemic health.
[…]
Many people wonder if they can use contact solution as eye drops, especially in moments of discomfort or dryness. The short answer is: No, it’s not safe to use contact solution as eye drops.
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