“My first thought was that maybe after mastering this skill, I might actually enjoy 3D movies instead of the usual nauseated headache!”
Tag Archive for ‘learning related vision problems’
Walking a tightrope with my eyes – Adult VT, Week 12
“It’s called a Brock String and it gives instant feedback whether either of my eyes has turned off while focusing on one of the beads. It’s an object that seems so simple but is so incredibly useful for vision therapy!”
Getting my report card (for my vision) – Adult VT, Week 10
August is Children’s Vision & Learning Month, and did you know that adults with undiagnosed vision problems who struggle with learning can […]
Back to School after a soccer field fiasco: Abbie’s Story
“I don’t need to wear my glasses often now because my vision has improved so much. I am also able to see the smartboards at school more clearly.”
Bending the rules of logic – Adult VT, Week 9
“My vision therapist explained that, when our eyes aren’t working as a team, we can’t see depth as well as we should, or not at all. “
Healing for the whole family: Braden’s Story
“Our success was in the whole picture. Braden needed to know that he was worth waiting on and that the process was important to us. How
was I supposed to know Braden wouldn’t be the only one receiving therapy? Who knew
that letting go of all the questions left unanswered would be so therapeutic?”
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!”
Achieving so much more than better vision: Nathan’s Story
“His math teacher told me he is a totally different student now. He is much more confident, has less anxiety and a better attitude about school.”
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.”
Forward progress from backward letters: Laurian’s Story
“It was obvious that all the visual exercises were strengthening her tracking ability.”
