Vision & Learning Blog

Does your child trip often, bump into things, or seem unusually awkward during sports or playtime? Maybe they avoid activities that require balance or coordination, even though they seem eager to participate.

When it comes to the health of our children, it’s important to be aware of various conditions that can impact their well-being and development. One such condition is Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD), a condition that can affect a child's ability to see and process visual information properly. BVD can go unnoticed in many children, but understanding the signs and symptoms, along with the importance of early diagnosis, can help ensure that children get the support they need t

Sports vision training or sports vision therapy is a personalized therapy designed for athletes and directed towards certain visual...

Understanding Their Impact on Eye Function: Our body's development is a marvelously intricate process, and the interaction between...

Marsden ball is a very versatile activity. It may be used for a range of purposes. The most common purpose for Marsden ball is to train...

A question we often get in the office is regarding what you can do to prevent developmental issues in children, especially if an older...

Visual-spatial perception plays a crucial role in handwriting skills. Here's how it impacts handwriting: 1. Letter Formation and...

Letter reversals are common when a child is first learning how to read. To understand why, we need to investigate how our brains process...

Specialized exercises improved her eye coordination, tracking, and focusing abilities, turning insurmountable obstacles into manageable...