Keep up-to-date on the latest vision-related news and eye care events in our Practice.
Non-Verbal Learning Disorder (NVLD) is a condition that is starting to receive more attention, particularly in light of Vice President Walz's public discussion about his son's NVLD. This spotlight is helping to bring awareness to this complex disorder and its challenges.
Ensure your child's academic success with comprehensive vision evaluations and myopia management by developmental optometrists Dr. Neil Margolis and Dr. Michael DeStefano at Visual Symptoms Treatment Center.
Ortho-K lenses, available at Visual Symptoms Treatment Center, allow children to wear contacts overnight, offering safe and effective myopia control under the care of Dr. Neil Margolis and Dr. Michael DeStefano.
Visual Snow Syndrome, characterized by persistent visual disturbances, is managed at the Visual Symptoms Treatment Center through neuro-optometric rehabilitation and lifestyle modifications.
Vision is critical for learning and navigating the world around us. However, not all children have perfect vision, and some may need additional support to develop their visual skills. That's where vision therapy comes in.
Is your vision blurred, or do you experience other vision problems following your head injury? A Neuro-Optometrist near you will tailor a treatment program to help you see clearly again.
A blow to the head can badly disrupt the connection between your brain and your eyes and cause problems like blurry or double vision and sensitivity to light. Fortunately, a neuro-optometrist can treat your concussion-related visual symptoms.
A head tilt or turn isn’t just a physical quirk. It can be a sign of a vision problem that may have a neurological basis. If turning or tilting your head helps you see better, schedule an eye exam with a neuro-optometrist to identify the underlying cause.
3D vision plays a key role in our ability to safely and securely navigate many facets of our everyday lives. We’ve compiled our top 4 reasons why 3D vision is so important.
With an increase in online learning comes an increase in digital eye strain and convergence insufficiency, two conditions that can be effectively treated with vision therapy.
Children whose visual skills aren’t fully developed find it difficult and frustrating to read. Learn why your child may not want to read, and how vision therapy can help.
Myopia (nearsightedness) is the most common refractive error in children. While glasses and contact lenses can help correct a person’s vision, they don’t cure or slow the progression of myopia.
Want to become a better athlete? Look no further! Here are 3 essential visual skills you need to take your game to the next level.
Is your child nearsighted (myopic)? Here’s what you need to know about myopia and how it can lead to sight-threatening eye disease in the future.
To succeed at their game, athletes need excellent binocular vision. Find out how sports vision training can improve their visual skills and boost their performance, no matter their sport.
While occupational therapy and vision therapy have some similarities, they are actually very different. Read on to learn about their differences, and find out whether you should have your child see a vision therapist.
Concussions affect the visual system by disrupting communication between the eyes and the brain. Prism eyeglasses may offer relief from the debilitating symptoms that concussions can cause.
Sports vision training entails exercises and techniques to improve the visual skills needed to become a better golfer. Putting — hitting a golf ball with a light stroke — requires a variety of visual skills, including hand-eye coordination and the ability to precisely judge distances. These techniques can be practiced away from the golf course to attain success on the golf course.
We all instinctively rub our eyes, whether we're tired, our eyes are itchy or when something gets stuck in them. However, did you know that doing so poses a threat to your eye health and can potentially lead you to contract COVID-19? Read on to learn why eye doctors instruct people to avoid rubbing their eyes.