Seeing clearly is not enough. For many people, reading and hand-eye coordination tasks can be very difficult.

The act of sight not only includes ones eyes, but it also includes the neurological activity that processes the visual information. Throwing a ball or skiing down a hill, is a learned activity; to do either well takes practice.

Those who do it best are those who started learning at the earliest age.

Sight plays an important role in the learning of these activities. Sight is the steering mechanism; it is the main activity that provides feedback regarding what really is happening.

We provide Vision Therapy to help individuals learn how to process visual information and develop better hand-eye coordination skills.

80% of information that children learn about in school is taken in through the visual system, so if the visual system isn't working correctly, learning will be inhibited to some extent.

A thorough sensory motor evaluation will let us know whether your child/staff member/ or self is in need of some visual enhancement with vision therapy.

Don't let vision prevent you from learning at your best...all you need is a good eye exam.

And don't think all eye exams are the same!!!