Vision & Learning Blog

In today’s world, screens are everywhere—TVs, tablets, smartphones, laptops—and they’re becoming part of daily life at younger and younger ages. While screens can offer educational and creative opportunities, too much screen time can affect your child’s sleep, attention, vision, physical health, and emotional regulation.

Vision Therapy is an individualized treatment plan created to improve and sometimes eliminate conditions.

Makenna devoted lots of time and energy to her vision therapy program. She was on top of her weekly homework and always came into sessions.

It's essential to adopt several key strategies that promote consistency, engagement, understanding, and active participation.

Celebrate the success of a vision therapy graduate! Discover how personalized exercises and dedication led to improved visual skills...

When our clinic receives a new patient, they undergo a Developmental Vision Evaluation (DVE). A DVE combines a thorough eye exam, visual...

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

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

While 20/20 vision is considered "normal" or "good" vision, it does not necessarily guarantee optimal visual abilities for learning in...

Spelling difficulties can be caused by underlying vision problems affecting visual perception and memory. Here are a few ways in which...

Reading, writing, and math are the foundation of our educational system and the basis for what your child needs to succeed in school....

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