If you are having trouble with your vision and you don’t feel that your eyes are performing at their absolute best, you may want to discover what vision therapy can provide for you. Vision therapy includes a series of exercises to fine-tune your visual system, providing you with the best possible vision you can achieve.
If you’re interested in vision therapy, please book an appointment with us today!
Vision therapy can be compared to physical therapy, but for your eyes. By following a regimented series of exercises, your vision therapist can help you improve certain aspects of your vision. Some conditions that can be improved with vision therapy include:
The type of exercises utilized will vary from patient to patient. Your vision therapist may use a variety of tools including prisms, lenses, balance boards, and software programs to help improve aspects of your vision.
Your vision therapist will track your progress and make adjustments to help yield the best possible results, but results are not guaranteed. Not everyone benefits from vision therapy.
Children may develop different problems with their vision. Some of the most common issues children face are the possibility of amblyopia or strabismus. These eye conditions can have a lasting effect on your child’s ability to read, process information, and develop depth perception.
Vision therapy sessions are designed to help address these issues and hone their entire visual system to achieve the best possible vision.
In some cases, the quality of your game may be directly correlated with the quality of your vision and visual processing. To help improve your vision and your sport, we have an in-office Senaptec Sensory Station.
Our Senaptec Sensory Station is a device programmed with a variety of different eye exercises that measures how well your eyes are able to respond to the information provided. This instrument is even able to detect problems with your vision, including those related to concussions.
According to researchers, over 50% of adults with a concussion or post-concussion syndrome experience one or more vision problems. Symptoms associated with concussions include:
At Hazleton + Stroudsburg, we offer a concussion rehabilitation program that implements vision therapy exercises to help mitigate these symptoms.
It’s never too late to start vision therapy. Please, book an appointment with us today so we can help improve the accuracy and function of your visual system.
Located on Bangor Junction Road, just off Front Street.
Closed for lunch from 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Located on Bangor Junction Road, just off Front Street.
Closed for lunch from 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Closed for lunch from 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Closed for lunch from 12:00 – 1:30 pm
Our Pottsville location is easily located off of Bacon Street, across the river from Lehigh Valley Hospital.
Our Pottsville location is easily located off of Bacon Street, across the river from Lehigh Valley Hospital.
Our Stroudsburg location is easily located right on Route 611, in the same shopping complex with Friendly’s and Dollar General. There is plenty of parking right in front of our practice, with disabled parking options available.
Our Stroudsburg location is easily located right on Route 611, in the same shopping complex with Friendly’s and Dollar General. There is plenty of parking right in front of our practice, with disabled parking options available.
Our Hazleton location is easily located right on the Airport Beltway with an image of an eye on top of the building. There’s plenty of parking right in front of our practice, with disabled parking options available.
Our Hazleton location is easily located right on the Airport Beltway with an image of an eye on top of the building. There’s plenty of parking right in front of our practice, with disabled parking options available.
Bangor Eye Specialists
Nanticoke Eye Specialists (Formerly Evans Eye Care)
Pottsville Eye Specialists
Stroudsburg Eye Specialists
Hazleton Eye Specialists
