We provide a unique vision care service called Vision Therapy. You are invited to read hundreds of Vision Therapy Success Stories written by patients (children and adults), parents, and teachers.
Vision Therapy helps people with visual difficulties relating to a wide range of conditions, skills, and/or symptoms.
The Vision Therapy program is highly recommended. I was not aware of the differences in eyesight and vision until being introduced to this program. The problems my son Christopher was having were beyond my comprehension. I never imagined he was having a vision problem.
Since participating in the program, there has been a drastic and positive change in Christopher's attitude toward wanting to achieve success in his studies. He loves to read and write and is much more interested in stopping by a book store to purchase a book. I am very proud of his success.
He has shown progress in school and shows great signs of maturity and high self-esteem. Thank you for your service, care and concern. Keep up the great work!
- Billie Jo Thomas
Josh would tell me every week his eyes would hurt and he complained of headaches if he was watching TV or reading and when doing homework. Teachers at school told me that Josh would have to repeat Kindergarten because he was so behind on everything in school. I took him to the eye doctor for a check up. She said he could do without glasses. Six months later I met Dr. X. Since starting Vision Therapy, he is doing better in school with his reading and writing. He's no longer reversing his letters and numbers.
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Nancy, mother of Josh
Rylie would mainly complain about constant headaches and how sore her eyes would feel. The more she read the worse the symptoms would become. Before we realized what the problem was, we thought it could just be fixed with glasses. After meeting with Dr. X, we realized that the glasses were not enough to fix her problem. Vision Therapy was needed and a short time later Rylie was cured of her vision condition that caused her headaches.
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Dana, mother of Rylie