EXCELerated Vision

Vision Therapy can give the competitive advantage!

Mack, who came into the office today for his vision therapy session, presented with some exciting news!

 

Mack is a bright young man who likes sports but (before vision therapy) was inconsistent in his batting. Mack struggled with a common binocular vision problem that affects 1:12 children and adults leading to headaches, transient blur and occasional double vision when reading. This common binocular dysfunction, known as Convergence Insufficiency, often affects the individual in many ways.

Dr. Len Press and I wrote a series for The VisionHelp Blog entitled: CI: The Private Eye Goes Public. To read more about this condition check out these posts:

CI: The Private Eye Goes Public – Part 1

CI: The Private Eye Goes Public – Part 2

CI:The Private Eye Goes Public -Part 3…who’s looking out for the kids?

CI: The Private Eye Goes Public – Part 4

CI: The Private Eye Goes Public – Part 5

Dan L. Fortenbacher, O.D., FCOVD

When visual dysfunction causes motion sickness

Do you know of a family member who is plagued with motion sickness when ever they go for an extended car ride? Recently I posted on The VisionHelp Blog the details of a visual problem that affects millions of people, coined The See-Sick Syndrome. Once diagnosed and treated, those with SSS can have life long resolution of motion sickness.  Dr. Lindsey Stull and I presented a lecture to area primary care optometrists entitled: The See-Sick Syndrome...Practical Diagnostic and Treatment Applications for the Primary Care OD.

 

 Hear a mom describe how her son has responded to treatment at Wow Vision Therapy.

 

  Dan L. Fortenbacher, O.D., FCOVD