A lot of people probably don't realize that there are over 17 visual skills that we use to interpret and […]
These are vision problems that directly interfere with learning. Physical symptoms of learning-related vision problems include headaches, eye strain, and double vision, however, the visual symptoms are more subtle and less often noticed.
You may need an eye doctor that specializes in developmental or functional vision to properly diagnose a learning-related vision issue, but there are some signs that you can watch for, even if they have had an eye exam and have been told their eyesight is perfect
Therefore, if your child is experiencing any of these symptoms or if you're a teacher and see these symptoms in your students, we highly recommend that they have a developmental eye examination to determine if they are actually suffering from a vision related learning problem, which can be treated effectively by vision therapy. Call our office at (423) 710 3965 to schedule an eye exam with Dr. McBryar today.
A lot of people probably don't realize that there are over 17 visual skills that we use to interpret and […]
A child of school age has high visual demands, and when they are unable to meet these demands, they can […]
Could ADHD be misdiagnosed when in fact, an individual has an underlying vision problem instead? Is there a connection between […]
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