Vision & Learning Therapy

Vision therapy allows an individual to improve organization and integration of their visual information processing systems and to train vision to become a more dominant processing system. Activities are planned to enhance the body's awareness and control, self-monitoring, self-correction, self-direction, laterality, directionality, rhythm and timing, form perception, and visualization. Hindrances to learning and achievement are reduced or removed, which, in turn, reduces stress and builds self confidence. The end result is the ability to perform with increased efficiency and reduced effort and to achieve greater use of one’s potential. 

In multiple studies, they have found that children with vision problems are more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD. Once a child’s vision issues have been addressed, this should make it easier to perform many important learning tasks, including reading, writing and taking notes.