Vision therapy is a personalized program designed to improve visual skills and functions. It often includes in-office sessions and home-based exercises, targeting specific conditions such as eye coordination, focusing difficulties, and visual perception issues. The therapy involves a series of exercises and activities that help train the eyes and brain to work together more effectively.

Vision therapy can benefit individuals of all ages, including children with learning-related visual problems and adults recovering from eye injuries. It's particularly effective for those with conditions like amblyopia (lazy eye), strabismus (eye turn), and binocular vision dysfunction. If you experience visual discomfort, reading difficulties, or frequent headaches, you may be a candidate for vision therapy.

The duration of vision therapy varies based on the individual's specific condition and treatment goals. Some patients may start to see improvements within a few weeks, while others may require several months of consistent therapy. Regular evaluations will help track progress and adjust the therapy plan as needed.