March is brain injury awareness month, and this year it seems there is an unprecedented amount of focus on traumatic […]
Archive for ‘Convergence Insufficiency’
Science and Splash: “My Eyes Couldn’t Rest for a Minute”
Today’s guest blog post was written by Carrie Hall, an optometric vision therapist at Washington Vision Therapy Center in Yakima, […]
The Need (part 2)
Dr. Eric Borsting and colleagues are still investigating the diagnosis, treatment and consequences of convergence insufficiency. The most current research […]
The Science: Performance-Related Symptoms
Convergence insufficiency (CI) is a common visual disorder that is characterized by great difficulty maintaining binocular eye alignment when looking […]
The Splash – Persistent Parents
Our guest blogger this month, Carrie Hall, is one of the very talented vision therapists at my practice. She brings […]
Parents speak out about their children’s struggle with undetected vision problems
August is National Children’s Vision and Learning Month! This marks an important time of the year for public awareness of a critically […]
Research on Convergence Insufficiency (CI): Insurance Companies Disregard for Patient Welfare
It is important that we know and understand the research concerning CI for our patients’ benefit. This research clearly shows […]
The Science and Splash are Back
So today, let’s talk science. I recently had a conversation with a well-known pediatric neuropsychologist in my area. She is […]
The Science – Vision problem or ADHD?
I have just spent sometime venturing through the blogosphere of mothers with children with ADHD. I was so impressed with […]
The Science – A Glimpse into our Children’s Vision
As I go out and speak with parents, teachers, and doctors, I am almost invariably asked one question. How can […]
