About to begin her first semester of law school, Darby knew her headaches and slow reading pace needed...
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Visual and Vestibular Connections
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Today’s guest blogger is Dr. Alicia Groce. She recently graduated from Nova...Preemies Need a Lifetime of Vision Care
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Screen Time for Babies?
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Don’t get me wrong….. I love technology. I own a laptop, an e-reader and...
Healing for the whole family: Braden’s Story
So many vision therapy success stories begin with months or years of struggle, not just for the patient whose vision problems had gone undiagnosed, but also for the patient’s family. Children who struggle with vision problems may suffer from headaches, nausea, and aching eyes without being able to understand that the way...
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Vision Therapy Lessons Learned at Dance Class
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Motivation is Key to VT!
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Today’s guest blogger is Katey Hajos MS. Katey has been a vision therapist and vision therapy instructor for over 10 years. Her passion is motivating the hard to...
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No wonder reading feels so weird – Adult VT, Week 7
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August is Children’s Vision & Learning Month, and did you know that adults with undiagnosed vision problems who struggle with learning can benefit from vision therapy as well?
Difficulties while reading, working, and learning to play the cello caused...
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The Spectrum of Autism
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Today’s guest bloggers are Drs. Sarah Lane and Michael Cron. Read moreHomework without Tears: Hannah’s Story
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Hannah once excelled in all things learning-related. Through first grade, she was academically and socially talented, and her parents Scot and Mandy got nothing but good feedback from her teachers.
But when...
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