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Vision Therapy Activity: Spot It
How we use the card game Spot It in vision therapy: the eye movements it reveals, the visual skills it loads, age variations, and what the research…
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How Do Our Eyes Work? Seeing Is Not the Same as Vision
Follow light from the cornea to the brain, learn why seeing is not the same as vision, and see how focusing, teaming and tracking skills develop in…
Emma's Journey with Vision Therapy
Emma struggled to focus in school, with blurry near vision and skipped lines when reading. Vision therapy improved her fluency, comprehension and…
Ariela's Vision Therapy Success: Overcoming Headaches and Reading Struggles
Meet Ariela, whose life was transformed through vision therapy. She faced persistent headaches, words running together, skipping lines while…
Vision and Learning: How Visual Skills Affect School
How eye teaming, focusing, tracking and visual processing support reading, writing and math - what screenings miss, and what the research honestly…
Meet our Vision Therapy Graduate: Ashley
Meet Ashley, a bright and determined young girl who faced daily challenges due to convergence insufficiency, double vision, and difficulty tracking…
Vision & LearningVisual ProcessingChild Development
Are Letter Reversals Always a Sign of Dyslexia?
Backwards b's and d's are normal in early writers. Here is why young brains mirror letters, what dyslexia actually is, and when reversals deserve a…
Vision & LearningVisual Acquisition Skills
How We Measure Eye Movements During Reading
Infrared recording shows where a child's eyes stop, jump and backtrack while reading. What fixations, regressions and reading rate mean, and their…
Vision & LearningChild Development
Learning to Learn Part 1: Two Students, One Lesson
Two fifth graders both score 100 on the same quiz, but one works twice as hard. Here is the developmental sequence behind that difference, and why…
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Learning to Learn Part 2: Primitive Reflexes
What primitive reflexes are, when they normally integrate, the classroom signs we watch for, and what the research does and does not actually show.
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Visual Stress in Virtual Learning: What to Watch For
Remote and hybrid school stack hours of near work on young eyes. The signs of visual stress, what the evidence shows, and when to have your child…
Dylan's Journey: Overcoming Reading and Writing Challenges
Words seemed to move on the page and Dylan's handwriting suffered. See how vision therapy for tracking, focusing and visual perception changed his…
Recognize Your Child — or Yourself — in These Stories?
Reading these posts is a good first step. The next one is a developmental vision evaluation, which measures the eye teaming, tracking and focusing skills a routine eye exam does not.