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Vision Therapy for Children in Austin, Texas
Many children with 20/20 vision still suffer from vision disorders and may benefit from a program of Vision Therapy. These children are often labeled as "lazy, ADD/ADHD, dyslexic, slow learners or those working below potential." When, in truth, they may have an undetected vision problem holding them back.
While traditional Optometry deals with glasses, contacts and the "hardware" that allows your child to see clearly, Vision Therapy works on the "software" that coordinates the brain, eyes, and body for vision that improves learning, development and function.
Our Vision Training graduates do better in school, sports and life with less stress and more confidence.
Find out today if your child could benefit from Vision Therapy with our Free Online Visual Assessment.
It only takes a few minutes and you will receive a free preliminary diagnosis from Dr. Schottman, along with tips for improving your child's vision right at home.
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"As a parent I feel so fortunate to have learned about this resource. It has made such an improvement in my daughter's self confidence and reading abilities. I had never heard of Vision Training before, now I cannot imagine what Anna would be like without it."
- Eileen, happy Mom |
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We offer Vision Training for children suffering from:
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Headaches/Eyestrain
Reading Difficulty
Learning Delays/Dyslexia |
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ADD/ADHD
Sports/Coordination Issues
Learns better hearing information rather than reading it |
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Children often experience one or more of these symptoms:
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Can watch TV and play videos but avoids reading
and homework
Behavior issues, especially when asked to do
schoolwork (takes forever, procrastinates,
gets frustrated)
Delayed progress or difficulties in school
Complains of headaches and eye strain
Must use finger to read, often loses place
when reading, slow reader, skips words
Avoidance of reading or close work
Mixing up words with similar beginnings
Poor handwriting |
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Struggle with math, especially word problems.
Awkward, clumsy, accident-prone
Trouble following directions, remembering things and organizing time and self
Complains of car or motion sickness
Pediatrician/Teacher has hinted at Dyslexia or ADHD but something just doesn't feel right about it for your child.
Teacher reports inconsistent performance, not trying
hard enough, behavior issues. |
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