Neurovision Rehabilitatio

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Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation is a specialized form of vision care that helps restore visual function after a brain injury or neurological condition. Even if the eyes are physically healthy, the brain may struggle to process visual information correctly after events like:

Common Signs of Visual Processing Difficulties

Vision problems aren’t always about how clearly you see — they can also affect how your brain interprets what your eyes take in. If you or your child experiences any of the following symptoms, a visual skills assessment may be helpful

Neurovision Rehab

- Losing your place when reading
- Slow reading speed or skipping lines
- Poor concentration, especially during visual tasks - Trouble keeping up in crowded or visually stimulating environments

Motion & Balance Issues

- Dizziness or feeling off balance
- Motion sickness, especially when reading in a car or scrolling screens
- Disorientation in busy or unfamiliar places
- ean or tilt to one side without realizing it (Midline shift)
- Bump into things or avoid one side of space
- Confusion or difficulty navigating spaces, especially new or busy environments

Visual Discomfort

- Frequent headaches, especially during or after reading
- Light sensitivity or trouble with glare
- Eye fatigue after screen time or close work
- Blurred or double vision
- Visual neglect or inattention to one side of space
- Loss of vision in part or all the visual field (hemianopia or visual field defects)

Processing & Memory Difficulties

  • Delayed visual memory — struggling to remember what you just saw or read
  • Difficulty recalling letters, words, or shapes
  • What Does Therapy Involve?

  • Special therapeutic lenses (e.g., prism or tinted lenses)
  • Eye-tracking and focusing exercises
  • Balance and visual-spatial awareness activities
  • What Does Therapy Involve?

  • Special therapeutic lenses (e.g., prism or tinted lenses)
  • Eye-tracking and focusing exercises
  • Balance and visual-spatial awareness activities
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