You or your child may have 20/20 eyesight but 0/0 vision!  Good eyesight is the ability to see clearly.  Good vision is the ability to identify, interpret, comprehend and act on what is seen, swiftly and accurately.

Routine vision tests performed by our optometrist or by school personnel measure eyesight.  They do not include the kinds of testing that can find vision related learning problems.

In our Reading and Learning Difficulty Vision Screening we assess vision skills that are important for school performance. These include:

• Tracking--the ability to shift the eyes along a line of print.


• Reversals--confusing letters


• Eye teaming--using both eyes together at the same time


• Focusing--maintaining clear and single vision, near and distance, for prolonged periods


• Acuity defects--nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism

These skills can be corrected and stregthened with vision therapy, also known as vision processsing and reprogamming.

We offer in-office vision therapy, home exercises, and a combination of both.