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A well-balanced life — in the literal sense — relies on several key systems, including good vision. Let’s dive into how vision and balance connect and how to strengthen this link.

You want to give your child every advantage, especially if they face a learning challenge. Vision therapy and other rehabilitative techniques strengthen their visual skills which is an investment that can pay off over time. Learn more here.

When most people think of ADHD, they picture a hyperactive child bouncing off the walls, unable to sit still in class. But ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) isn't just a childhood thing, and it's definitely not one-size-fits-all.

Eye pain can be annoying, uncomfortable, or downright scary. Whether it feels like a sharp stab, a dull ache, or a burning sensation, it’s your body’s way of saying something isn’t quite right. But when is it time to call your doctor?

Millions of Americans have attention-deficit disorder (ADD), a form of ADHD that involves inattention rather than hyperactivity. While ADD is diagnosed in twice as many boys as girls, the numbers begin to even out in adulthood, as do the symptoms.

Slips and falls among the elderly are a clear and present danger and should be avoided at all costs. Walking aids are a good step in this direction, as well as other therapies, which we discuss here.

Having a lazy eye has nothing to do with your child’s energy levels and everything to do with how their eyes communicate with their brain. Here are some telltale signs of this condition and what to do next.

We all slow down sometimes. Maybe you're tired after a long day or just not in the mood to rush. However, for some, slow movement can be a sign of something more serious, like bradykinesia, a key symptom of Parkinson's disease. Here’s the difference.

Post-traumatic vision syndrome (PTVS) is a complex visual disorder that can occur following a traumatic brain injury (TBI), including concussion, stroke, or other neurological events. Learn more about PTVS symptoms, causes, and treatment.

Lyme disease can cause a range of symptoms affecting multiple systems in the body, including your vision and overall eye health. Find out more here.

Each year in the United States, about 1.5 million people sustain a traumatic head injury, many of which cause vision issues. If you have vision issues related to brain injury, follow these best practices.

Cerebral palsy, known for causing motor disability, can also affect vision. Up to 75% of kids with cerebral palsy also have vision acuity issues. Here’s how we treat them.

Your brain, vision, and posture constantly interact to allow you to move through the world. When that system falls out of balance, Neuro-Visual Postural Therapy can help restore balance and visual function effectively.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects how a child interacts with the world, including how they process visual information. Unfortunately, vision problems in children with ASD often go unnoticed. We can help with that. 

A stroke can impact neurological, physical, and cognitive functions, including vision. But here’s the good news: In some cases, it improves over time with specialty intervention.

Distractibility is a key component of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), but having distractability doesn’t always mean you have ADHD. Here’s how to distinguish between the two and the role vision plays in both.

Preventing a stroke starts with understanding your risks. Here, we take a closer look at the factors that place women at greater risk for this serious cardiovascular event.

Chronic pain affects millions in the United States, often lingering for decades, sometimes without a clear cause. Find out how functional rehabilitation can help manage chronic pain and its effect on your quality of life. 

As we age, recover from an injury, or learn to manage the effects of a chronic disease, changes in muscle strength, balance, coordination, and vision increase the risk of falling. Fortunately, you can take steps today to reduce these risks.

Curious and energetic kids often test boundaries, which can sometimes lead to head injuries. If your child has a concussion, follow these key guidelines to support their recovery.

Tremors, or involuntary shaking movements, can be alarming and disruptive. Many people associate tremors with Parkinson’s disease, but several other conditions can cause similar symptoms.

Neuro-optometry is a specialization within the field of optometry. It focuses on the intricate relationship between vision and brain function, often pivotal in diagnosing and managing vision-related neurological disorders.

Every person with autism has unique strengths, talents, and potential. As understanding of autism grows, so do the supportive treatments available for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Read more about therapies like neuro-optometric rehabilitation.

When a condition affects your ability to function and threatens your independence, functional rehabilitation can make a big difference.

Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States experiences a stroke which can result in vision problems. Here's what you need to know.

Nearly one million Americans live with Parkinson’s disease, a condition that impacts many aspects of life. Here’s how it can affect your eyes and four ways we can help.

Concussions are relatively common injuries that can have serious, life-altering impacts. Knowing the symptoms ensures you seek treatment as soon as possible. Here, learn the symptoms to look for, including subtle symptoms that alter your vision.

An Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis shifts your priorities and changes your family dynamics, but you can give your child every opportunity to thrive if you get help early. Here’s why starting treatments sooner rather than later is so important.

More than two million children and adolescents are diagnosed with a concussion, or a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI), each year in the United States. Learn how this common injury may affect your child’s balance and gait, among other symptoms.

Struggling with vision after a neurological injury? Learn how neuro-optometric rehabilitation can help you overcome vision-related issues with patient-focused care.

Is it difficult for you to follow moving objects, maintain focus, or judge distances? These are common visual challenges for individuals with attention-deficit disorder (ADD), and neuro-optometric rehabilitation offers targeted solutions.

Stumbles and falls are common injuries, affecting up to 14 million Americans 65 and older annually. Here, we explore simple ways to reduce your fall risk.