Vision therapy activities

Check out our tips for How to Treat Convergence Insufficiency with Vision therapy at Home. Do you ever wonder if maybe your child has issues with their eye

Vision activities for every need! These fun ideas develop visual perception, visual motor skills, eye-hand coordination, and more.

He made good grades, but undetected vision issues caused school to become a frustrating struggle. And the solution had nothing to do with wearing glasses or physical eye health. Luke Rumfelt, of Sh…

The Z axis As therapists, we recognize the importance of mid-line crossing to help with primitive reflexes. Reaching lateral outside of the base of support challenges balance and posture. But to e…

Various eye exercises to prepare the child for midbrain activation and speed preading

My name is Marc, and I am a vision therapy graduate. I was your typical kid, except that I could not pay attention in school and hated to read. Luckily, my second grade teacher requested that I get an eye examination, and the optometrist recognized that I needed more than glasses. I was referred to an optometrist that specialized in learning-related vision problems, including visual efficiency and processing disorders. I immediately started a vision therapy program and saw tremendous…

Developing healthy visual‑motor abilities is more difficult in the complex stimulus of today's world than ever before. Our visual experiences can be overwhelmed by the vast complexity of artificial colors and sounds which did not exist in our ancestors' lives. Much more time is spent indoors, exposed to a myriad of unnatural colors, movement and

Fact: 80 percent of what we learn comes into the brain through the visual system. Fact: 1 in 4 school-aged children have an undetected vision problem. Fact: Vision disorders are the fourth most common disability in the US and are common in children with learning issues. Fact: Vision Therapy is

Vision impairment can make everyday tasks more challenging, but with the right support, residents can maintain independence, stay engaged, and continue enjoying their favorite activities.

These visual motor integration activities will help your child to learn skills needed for handwriting.