August is Children’s Vision & Learning Month, and did you know that adults with undiagnosed vision problems who struggle with learning can […]
Archive for ‘Convergence Insufficiency’
Welcome back to the team, right eye! – Adult VT, Week 8
“This means my right eye is now staying “on” when I look up close and all the hard work really is achieving noticeable results!”
No wonder reading feels so weird – Adult VT, Week 7
“I can now control my eyes enough to read one word at a time and keep moving in a left-to-right direction, which was really challenging when I had no idea I was skipping and re-reading and jumping all over the place.”
Gaining momentum – Adult VT, Week 6
“I have a great deal more control over the focusing of my eyes than ever before. “
Some answers, more questions – Adult VT, Week 5
“Maybe my child self didn’t want to write everyone’s name on Valentine’s Day cards because I was miserable trying to look at them.”
Progress, Frustration, Gratitude – Adult VT, Week 3
“My practice at home this week between sessions was the first time I saw marked, noticeable change in my vision.”
Learning to Read All Over Again – Adult VT, Week 2
“By following each line and hunting for certain letters in the nonsense words, I was essentially building up the same skills that kids have to master when learning to read.”
The Importance of Vision & Learning Doesn’t End after Childhood – Adult VT, Week 1
August is Children’s Vision & Learning Month, and did you know that adults with undiagnosed vision problems who struggle with […]
Vision Diagnoses are Common After Concussion in Adolescents
A recently published article determined the prevalence of visual diagnoses after concussion in adolescents. The authors evaluated 100 patients between 11 […]
Convergence Insufficiency Quiz
How much do you know about convergence insufficiency? Take this self-assessment quiz and find out! A convergence insufficiency is a […]
