FROM THE VISION AND LEARNING PROJECT
A VISIONHELP INITIATIVE

Learn more about how vision affects learning and what can be done to improve the visual problems that interfere with human performance.

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There is a patchless Advanced Treatment for Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) that is evidence-based and proveneffective for nearly all ages.

Research suggest over 50% ofpatients with concussion or post-concussion syndrome have visual problems.

The Hidden Link Between Vision and Learning: Why Millions of Learning-Disabled Children Are Misdiagnosed.

One Mom’s Story – How Therapy Made a Difference By the time my son entered kindergarten, it was clear to me that scoring 20/20 on the eye chart and being given a clean bill of eye health by a renowned and much recommended pediatric ophthalmologist was not going to be the last word on his vision.
At First Sight Combining optometric vision therapy with occupational therapy results in an integrated solution. Overall coordination and alertness are improved, which in turn affects performance in sports and in school.
Vision Problems in Children with Sensory Processing Disorder Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) affects a wide variety of people. Individuals with SPD and other different diagnoses or labels may have sensory issues such as sound sensitivity, difficulty screening out background noise, or visual sensitivity to fluorescent lights.
Vision Simulator View a demo of what it is like to read for those with Convergence Insufficiency or Accommodative Insufficiency.
Does Your Child Suffer From a Commonly Undiagnosed Vision Problem? On June 13, 2012 the Convergence Insufficiency Infographic was launched on the VisionHelp blog. The introduction of this infographic began with a frequently quoted saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”