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Everything you need to know about vision therapy
Vision therapy is similar to physical therapy – the major difference being vision therapy is specific to the eyes. Vision therapy helps to improve visual function because it helps to teach the brain to have more control over the eyes. Patients who complete vision therapy can also experience improved brain skills, such as visual processing.
Our vision therapy service is a non-invasive and drug-free personalized treatment program that helps solve the patient’s problem as soon as possible.
How vision therapy helps children
Children need more than 20/20 eyesight to perform well in school, as a multitude of visual skills are also necessary. 20/20 eyesight allows children to see small print from a distance, but studies show that 70% of a student’s school day involves being focused on tasks at their desk. Children need to be able to maintain clear vision while reading and writing and visual processing are vital for math, handwriting and other written work.
Children who struggle with the basic tasks mentioned above usually do so because of vision related problems that make it difficult for them to sustain attention because of effort required to make their eyes work together.
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