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ACTION-ACTION-We Want ACTION — #CITT-ART !!!!
As mentioned in a previous post, the National Eye Institute (NEI) has funded a 5 year $8 million study called […]
When Third Parties Insist on the Least Efficacious Modes of Treatment
From time to time, a third party payer/insurance company will insist upon 12 weeks of out of office vision therapy […]
Convergence Insufficiency: CITT and Beyond (Part 2)
The National Eye Institute (NEI) has funded a 5 year $8 million study called the Convergence Insufficiency Treatment Trial–Attention and […]
Convergence Insufficiency: CITT and Beyond (Part 1)
In 2008, the results of the Convergence Insufficiency Treatment Trial (CITT) were published. That clinical trial left no doubt that […]
Impact on Vision – More on Brain Injury Awareness Month
March is brain injury awareness month, and this year it seems there is an unprecedented amount of focus on traumatic […]
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 […]
