Vision Therapy Services
The American Optometric Association defines vision therapy as a sequence of neurosensory and neuromuscular activities individually prescribed and monitored by a doctor to develop, rehabilitate, and enhance visual skills and processing.
Vision therapy provides patients with the visual skills necessary to engage in school. 80% of what we learn is through the visual system, so if it is harder to gather visual information or process visual information it is likely that a student will disengage, lose confidence, and/or experience frustration. Visual skill deficits are highly associated with attention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia, and anxiety.
Our program:
- The program is individualized based on the patient’s diagnoses, age, progress, and goals.
- Sessions are once or twice a week, last 45 minutes in duration, and can take place In-person or virtually.
- Courses tend to last between 3 and 12 months in duration depending on diagnosis and patient attendance consistency.
- After school spots are available, but there may be a short waitlist.
- Home activities are prescribed 5-10 minutes daily and are vital to patient success.
Resources
Visit the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD) website for more information including research literature on vision therapy.
To schedule an evaluation with one of our providers or if you have questions about our program, please call us at (833) 882-8886.
We provide personalized care for a wide range of visual conditions that affect how you see, process, and interact with the world.
We offer a range of specialized treatments designed to improve visual function, strengthen the connection between the eyes and brain, and support overall quality of life.