Toronto Vision Therapy 多伦多视觉训练

Strabismus (also known as crossed eyes) and amblyopia (also known as lazy eye) are eye conditions that can affect the your learning and sports. Both occur in childhood and can be treated with vision therapy. We provide a Developmental Eye Exam designed to test out all the binocular visual functions, and a vision therapy program to improve your eye teaming, allow both eyes to work together instead of working separately.

Learn about how crossed eye people see here:

Check out the six teaming problems one can have with strabismus or amblyopia.

If either you or a loved one is suffering from vision related learning problems, you may have some of the occurring:

• Adding the wrong columns.
• Avoids near work or computer work.
• Write uphill or downhill on the paper.
• Dry, watery or burning eyes.
• Excessive blinking.
• Squinting.
• Covering one eye to read.
• Blur at seeing the distance after working at near for a few hours.
• Falling asleep when reading.
• Words running into each other.
• Head tilt when doing near work.
• Skipping, adding and having errors when copying.
• Poor at judging distance.
• poor at judging time and planning.
• Car motion sickness.
• Prefers to have others read to them then read on their own.
• Poor understanding after reading.
• Gets tired easily after some near work or desk work.

We can use a variety of Optometric vision therapy exercises to help diagnose and then treat the problem. Vision therapy can help reduce symptoms, help regain control and focus on the tasks at hand, and help children thrive at learning. If you have these symptoms, please book a developmental eye exam with our optometrist to help your children bring out their best potential as a fast learner at school.

Attention deficit disorder (ADD), and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are common behavioral disorders that feature symptoms of hyperactivity, impulsiveness, and distractibility. This disorder develops in childhood and can affect the rest of your life. Not able to control your body muscles can occur in your eyes, in the pupil too. With ADD/ADHD, the activity of our eyes are affecting, leading to the eyes not working comfortably at near and get tired very easily, making children very easily distracted.

Vision therapy aims to manage these symptoms by running tests that track eye movement and function. While it can not cure someone of ADD/ADHD, it may help the patient improve their reading and writing skills, their ability to focus, as well as their overall confidence.