Vision Therapy Is All We Do. And We Do It at a Specialist Level.
Board-certified leadership, board-certified therapists, and customized programs built around your real-world symptoms — reading, screens, school, sports, work, and driving.
Five Things You Won't Find Everywhere
FOVDR Board Certified
Christina Murray, OD, FOVDR is board certified, with advanced training specifically in functional vision and vision therapy. She understands this personally as well as clinically — she is not guessing what daily life feels like when your visual system cannot keep up.
COVT Board Certified Therapists on Staff
We have a Board Certified Vision Therapist (COVT) and a team trained to deliver therapy with consistency, precision, and progression — not just "activities."
Customized Programs, Not Templates
Every plan is built from your testing and your triggers: reading, screens, headaches, dizziness, sports performance, fatigue. We adapt quickly based on your response, because progress is data, not guesswork.
Kids, Adults & Special Needs Expertise
We work with children, teens, and adults — including patients with ADHD, dyslexia, autism, sensory processing differences, concussion history, and learning challenges. Therapy is tailored to attention, regulation, and stamina, so progress is realistic and sustainable rather than overwhelming.
The Best Customer Service
Call and speak with Jada or Angelica. Families are consistently surprised by how knowledgeable and kind they are. You will feel taken care of from the first phone call.
A Specialty Center, Not a Side Service
We are a specialty vision therapy center. This is not a side service tucked into a primary care office. Over the years we've helped thousands of children, teens, and adults improve function and comfort when “everything looks normal,” but daily life still feels hard — the symptoms a 20/20 result doesn't explain.
Christina Murray, OD, FOVDR is board certified, and therapy is delivered by a highly trained team that includes a Board Certified Vision Therapist (COVT). Every program is customized based on your testing and your real-life triggers — reading, screens, school, sports, work, and driving.
We do not rely on generic templates or screen-only activities. Therapy here is hands-on and functional. It is designed to strengthen the system — eye teaming, tracking, focusing stamina, and visual processing — so the changes carry over into everyday life.
If you want to experience the difference immediately, call and speak with Jada or Angelica at (561) 462-1245. Families are consistently surprised by how knowledgeable and supportive they are, and by how clear the next steps become after a single conversation.
Thousands of Children and Adults Later
“We have helped thousands of children and adults.” Every one of them started the same way — an evaluation that measured what was actually going on, and a program built around it.
What “Best in Class” Actually Means Here
These are the commitments behind every program we run — the parts of care that are easy to promise and harder to hold yourself to.
Outcome Tracking & Transparency
Clear baseline metrics and re-testing checkpoints, so families can see objective change — not just “it seems better.” See what an evaluation measures →
Coaching + Home Program Clarity
You don't just get exercises. You get a plan you can actually execute, with coaching and troubleshooting when something isn't working at home.
Consistency Standards
Standardized therapist training and in-clinic protocols, so the quality of a session doesn't depend on who is on the schedule that week.
Appropriate Referrals
If testing shows your symptoms aren't primarily visual, we tell you and help guide the next steps — a migraine pathway, vestibular rehabilitation, and so on. Compare the options honestly →
Collaboration Network
We coordinate with schools and allied providers when it helps — occupational and physical therapy, tutors, psychology — while staying in our lane clinically and addressing functional vision. How referrals work →
Scheduling That Respects Families
A predictable session cadence, clear expectations, and tight communication, so therapy fits into a real week.
Guarantee
We stand behind our care when attendance and home-program requirements are met, per your program agreement. Most workarounds can't offer that, because they aren't designed to create lasting change. How programs are structured and priced →
How to Judge Any Vision Therapy Practice
Whether or not you choose us, these are the six things worth asking about before you commit to a program anywhere.
Advanced Certification
Look for FOVDR — a Fellow of Optometric Vision Development and Rehabilitation. It signals advanced, examined training in vision therapy. Dr. Murray is FOVDR.
A Real Evaluation First
A quality practice diagnoses before it treats, with thorough binocular and developmental testing — not a one-size-fits-all program.
Individualized Plans
No two visual systems are alike. The program should be built for the specific patient, with clear goals.
Measured Progress
Progress should be re-tested objectively along the way — not assumed or based only on how someone feels.
Honest Recommendations
The best practices tell you when vision therapy is NOT the answer, and won't oversell or rush you.
Coordinated Care
Vision rarely exists in isolation. Look for a team that works with schools, tutors, OTs, PTs, and physicians.
More on What Vision Therapy Actually Involves
What a programme is, what it asks of you, and the activities and equipment behind each session.
- Start hereWhat is Vision TherapyVision therapy is an individualized plan for lazy eye, crossed eyes, focusing problems and learning-related…
- Vision Therapy Goals and Procedures at Our CenterWhat a Developmental Vision Evaluation measures, how we turn results into goals by diagnosis, the procedure…
- What to Expect From a Vision Therapy ProgramA step-by-step look at a vision therapy program: the evaluation, weekly sessions, home practice, progress…
- Why Consistency Matters in Vision TherapyHome practice was built into the vision therapy programs that trials tested. Here is what the adherence data…
- The Brock String: What It Is and How It WorksA string and three beads is one of the oldest tools in vision therapy. How the Brock string trains eye…
- Vision Therapy Activity: Marsden BallHow we use the Marsden ball in vision therapy: hanging it at belly-button height, the skills it trains, the…
- Vision Therapy Activity: Hart ChartHow the Hart chart trains tracking, saccades and focusing in vision therapy: row reading, column jumping and…
- Vision Therapy Activity: Pointer StrawHow the pointer straw activity trains localization, spatial awareness and depth judgment, why we change…
- Vision Therapy Activity: Rotating PegboardHow we use the rotating pegboard in vision therapy: the golf-tee procedure, patched and unpatched work, the…
- Vision Therapy Activity: Four Corner FixationHow four corner fixation runs: the home-base set-up, the eye-movement skills the task works on, the listening…
- Vision Therapy Activity: Spot ItHow we use the card game Spot It in vision therapy: the eye movements it reveals, the visual skills it loads,…
- Eye Patches in Vision Therapy: How Patching WorksWhy the patch goes on the stronger eye, when the gains actually arrive, what to do during patch time, and how…
See the Difference for Yourself
It starts with an evaluation that measures how your eyes team, track, focus, and process — and an honest recommendation, whichever way it points.