We work hard in order to provide the best vision therapy treatments in the area, and love nothing more than to see how our hard work yields major life change in the children and adults with whom we work. We are here to create these moments, and...
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Despite randomized controlled trials, or RCTs, which demonstrate the effectiveness of vision therapy for the treatment of convergence insufficiency, many eye doctors still fail to test for the disorder, even going so far as to dismiss the...
Read moreAugust is National Vision & Learning Month, and as part of that, we here at Developmental Optometry & Vision Therapy Services want to put out a reminder that having 20/20 eyesight does not mean that there are no vision issues. In fact...
Read moreMaybe you’re past the point of asking “What is vision therapy?” and your child (or yourself) has gone through the tests by the developmental optometrist and has shown areas needing vision therapy, and you’re ready to try this. Then the dreaded...
Read moreA common response from parents after vision therapy is that their child’s sports ability increases. “Thomas has played in baseball since he was six,” says Nancy M., Thomas’ grandmother. “However, it wasn’t until after vision therapy that Thomas...
Read moreOne Australian ophthalmologist believes that haircuts with long bangs, like the style popularized by Justin Bieber, could cause lazy eye due to the eye’s vision being obstructed. For the claim that hair in your eyes causes vision problems to hold...
Read more Kelsey’s story has a single message of hope, which can serve as great comfort for all parents who have children that suffer from eye problems. Kelsey Conway came to Dr. Davis when she was 16 years old with “major eye problems” and the help she...
Read moreIf your child has trouble focusing on reading, writing, or a homework assignment for more than 15 minutes at a time, you have probably been told that his or her symptoms suggest Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) as the underlying...
Read moreIt might come as a surprise, but there are gifted children that have vision disorders. A child may not necessarily be exhibiting signs of a learning issue (such as fussing over homework or showing a slower progression among their classmates) in...
Read more We love hearing about the impact that our work is having on the lives of the children and families we treat. It’s our personal goal to change lives and to improve children’s ability to learn through treatment of vision disorders. Esther and Ben...
Read more Jack B., a child who has previously been diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, was brought to our office by his mother Amy P. on suspicion that some of Jack’s learning difficulties were vision-related. At the end of the therapy, Amy P. and Jack are...
Read more “We recently started section 3 of vision therapy and Grace still very much enjoys it. The therapy is fun to her, rather than work.”
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