“I have a great deal more control over the focusing of my eyes than ever before. “
Tag Archive for ‘learning related vision problems’
Sent to the principal’s office for vision problems – Destiny’s Story
“Destiny is ready to try new endeavors and take on new challenges with her head held high.”
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.”
Homework without Tears: Hannah’s Story
“Once a cause of yelling and crying, Hannah does most of her homework on her own now without being asked.”
New Hope for Independence: Su-Jin’s Story
“I was sure that vision therapy would help my daughter, but I did not expect this therapy to make a huge improvement in a relatively short period of time. Now I have strong confidence that my daughter can live an independent life some day.”
From First-Grade Reading Speed to Law School: Darby’s Success Story
“It’s hard to understand how bad your vision is until it’s been improved.”
No More Tummy Aches at Reading Time: Landon’s Success Story
“Once a source of conflict, [reading] became a welcomed bedtime routine.”
Behavioral Scholar in Residence at the New England College of Optometry
A Report from Ernest Loewenstein, O.D., Ph.D. Drs. Lowenstein, Pirotte, Hinrichs and Laudon Dr. Patrick Pirotte was the Behavioral […]
Vision Therapy — Its NOT Just for Kids
Happy New Year! Here is a very important message from Dr. Julie Steinhauer at Vision for Life. “Improving Vision Today, […]
Vision and Learning – 20 Years Strong
This post offered by guest blogger, Robert Nurisio, COVT. Robert is a Vision Therapist with over 15 years experience and […]
