Vision & Learning Blog

To the regular eye, Spot-It may seem like your stereotypical mundane matching card game. However, for vision therapists, it’s their...

Have you ever thought about how your eyes work? Most of us are lucky enough where our eyes work without ever needing to think about them....

As Emma progressed through therapy, she saw real improvements in her academics and overall confidence.

Ariela's dedication paid off. Headaches diminished, and her reading abilities improved significantly.

Pediatric Vision Associates' focus is to identify vision problems in children. Vision problems can making reading and learning extremely...

Meet Ashley, a bright and determined young girl who faced daily challenges due to convergence insufficiency.

Development begins with a set of automatic movement patterns that originate in the brain stem. These specific motor patterns are called...

Imagine a classroom of fifth graders sitting at their desks while their teacher presents a lesson on the solar system. She presents an...

Screen time has risen steadily with the growth of technology in recent years. Most parents of school-age children grew up without...

At Center for Better Learning we use a diagnostic tool called the ReadAlyzer to assess how your child’s eye movements are affecting their...

Letter reversals are common when a child is first learning how to read. To understand why, we need to investigate how our brains process...

From an early age, Dylan struggled with reading comprehension. Words appeared jumbled.

Specialized exercises improved her eye coordination, tracking, and focusing abilities, turning insurmountable obstacles into manageable...