Vision Therapy

Vision Therapy : A Doctor-Supervised Plan to Fix Your Vision

Its particularly useful for tackling vision issues that no amount of Glasses , Contacts or surgery can fix on its own.

Book an appointment at D'Allura Eye Care to learn more about vision therapy and whether it’s a good option for you.

Think of it this way : Vision Therapy is like Physical Therapy but for your eyes and brain.

Its main goal is usually to sort out issues like focus and being able to see stuff at a distance/ up close , seeing things in 3D and get your eyes and brain to work together properly.

There’s a whole host of common vision problems that a vision therapy program can help with, such as:

• Depth-perception problems – how well you judge distances
• Sports vision problems
• Lazy or crossed eyes – also known as strabismus
• Vision-sensory impairments (sensory processing issues that affect your vision)
• Vision problems brought on by a traumatic brain injury or stroke
• Double vision and tracking problems with your eye-movements
• Certain reading difficulties – we all know how frustrating that can be!

Your eye care provider will work out a tailored plan for you that will involve regular visits to their clinic and some work to do at home.

Any child experiencing reading or learning disabilities should have a comprehensive eye exam to test for vision problems. In cases where the learning problem is vision-related, then vision therapy may be a part of the treatment program.

Some of the signs that your child may have a vision problem affecting their ability to learn include:

• Not wanting to read or examine their schoolwork closely
• Complaints of headaches or their eyes hurting
• Lack of attention span during tasks requiring visual attention
• Signs of problems with remembering imagery or words
• Squinting, tilting their head, or closing one eye during visual tasks

If you’d like to learn more about vision therapy and discuss your options with an experienced eye care professional, book an appointment at D'Allura Eye Care. We look forward to meeting you.