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Describe life BEFORE Vision Therapy

“For five years I had various symptoms all because of double vision. My balance was way off, so I fell a lot, walked into walls and stairs were a nightmare. I was uncomfortable in many everyday activities – reading, driving, grocery shopping, finding books at the library.”

Describe life AFTER Vision Therapy: “I’m not sure there are words to describe the feeling of freedom I have. The world is still and not spinning before my eyes. I don’t have to squint to see anymore. I am more open to going places now being able to walk and go up and down stairs without my husband’s assistance. I can even write and stay on the lines.”

Is there anything you would like to share with other patients who are considering Vision Therapy? “DO IT!!! The results are night and day. Don’t let your age hinder your decision. I used to think I would feel disoriented the rest of my life…not a way to live. It is so worth the time and money. Dr. Wilson and Kristen were such encouragers. What a great experience! Thank you a hundred times!”

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  • 142 Fernwood Drive
  • Spartanburg, South Carolina 29307

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  • Monday: 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
  • Tuesday: 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
  • Wednesday: 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
  • Thursday: 8:00 AM 5:30 PM
  • Friday: 8:00 AM 2:00 PM
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

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What Is OptiLight IPL and How Can It Help with Dry Eye?

Dry Eye

After practicing optometry for 15 years,  I never would have imagined that I would find myself  struggling with my own dry eye disease. After LASIK surgery in my 20’s, I had mild to moderate symptoms and occasional “flare ups” over the years. I followed my own recommendations and used preservative free artificial tears, made sure […]

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November 30, 2023
Dr. Janet Wilson

Can Vision Therapy Treat a Learning Disability?

Eye Care, Vision Therapy

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 […]

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October 23, 2023
Dr. Janet Wilson

Myopia, Hyperopia and Astigmatism: What’s the Difference?

Eye Care, Eye Health, Refractive Errors

Of our 5 senses, the sense of sight hails as the most dominant as it guides our motor movements, allowing us to understand and perceive the world around us.  Yet, just as a camera lens can sometimes misfocus an image, our eyes can also have refractive errors that blur the clarity of our vision. While  […]

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October 11, 2023
Dr. Janet Wilson
A close-up of a woman with eyes caps during optilight treatment for dry eyes.

After practicing optometry for 15 years,  I never would have imagined that I would find myself  struggling with my own dry eye disease. After LASIK surgery in my 20’s, I had mild to moderate symptoms and occasional “flare ups” over the years. I followed my own recommendations and used preservative free artificial tears, made sure […]

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A young boy looking stressed as he tries to read a book.

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 […]

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A close-up of an eye showing a cone shape cornea.

Of our 5 senses, the sense of sight hails as the most dominant as it guides our motor movements, allowing us to understand and perceive the world around us.  Yet, just as a camera lens can sometimes misfocus an image, our eyes can also have refractive errors that blur the clarity of our vision. While  […]

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