Vision Development Center Company

Binocular vision dysfunction happens when the eyes do not align and work together the way they should. When that alignment is off, the brain has to work harder to combine what each eye sees into one clear image. Vision Development Center describes binocular vision dysfunction as a condition where the eyes are unable to align properly, which can lead to blur, double vision, and strain from constant overcompensation.

When vision problems affect how your eyes work together, the result can be more than just blurry eyesight. You may experience headaches, eye strain, double vision, difficulty reading, or issues with depth perception.

Many people struggle with symptoms that affect their daily lives without realizing the underlying cause may be a vision problem. One condition that often flies under the radar is binocular vision dysfunction (BVD). Because its symptoms overlap with other issues such as migraines, anxiety, or even inner ear problems, BVD frequently goes undiagnosed.

Many children struggle with reading, writing, paying attention in class, or retaining information. The first assumption is often a learning disorder such as dyslexia or ADHD.

Before vision therapy, I struggled with reading for long periods of time, seeing clearly both up close and far away, staying on the same line when reading sentences, processing and translating from the teacher’s board to my paper during class. Since finishing the vision therapy program, I have fewer headaches from reading and I can

What changes have you seen since beginning vision therapy? No more double vision, easier to read for long periods of time.

One of our activities this day was called a “push up”, where the patient was working on one eye at a time using a patch. The instructions involved moving a small chart closer and further from his eye while reading the letters to improve his focusing abilities. He decided he wanted to do actual push…

What changes have you seen since beginning vision therapy? Miles, through vision therapy, has been able to increase his comprehension regarding the subjects he is studying in 7th grade. He is able to work much more independently now than he used to be able to do. He doesn’t get as stressed out and worried about…

The instructions for this test are to copy the sentence. The first time this patient copied, he skipped several words, spacing was poor, and writing was mostly illegible. Upon retesting at the end of vision therapy, this patient’s handwriting and spacing had improved, and he did not skip any words. His parents and teachers have…

This test, known as binocular vision space testing, is a way to interpret how the patient’s visual system is organized. The left side represents the left eye and the right side represents the right eye. Ideally, each side should be equal and have all the pencil marks meeting at a point. There should be space between…