Vision Therapy at Gupta Eye Care Clinic
At Gupta Eye Care Clinic, we understand that not all vision problems can be solved with eyeglasses or contact lenses. Some conditions require a specialized approach, and that’s where Vision Therapy comes in. Our dedicated team of eye care professionals is here to provide this highly effective, non-invasive treatment to enhance your visual skills and improve your quality of life.
What is Vision Therapy?
Vision Therapy is a customized and supervised program of visual exercises designed to improve and strengthen the communication between your eyes and your brain. It is often used to address a range of vision problems, including:
- Strabismus (crossed or turned eyes)
- Amblyopia (lazy eye)
- Eye teaming and tracking issues
- Problems with eye-focusing
- Visual perceptual difficulties
Benefits of Vision Therapy
Schedule Your Vision Therapy Evaluation
If you or your child are experiencing vision problems that may benefit from Vision Therapy, we're here to help. Schedule an evaluation at Gupta Eye Care Clinic to determine if Vision Therapy is the right solution for you. Our experienced team is dedicated to enhancing your visual skills and overall quality of life.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Vision Therapy is a personalized program of eye exercises and activities designed to improve various visual skills. It can be effective in treating vision problems such as amblyopia (lazy eye), strabismus (crossed eyes), and difficulties with focusing, tracking, and teaming.
Vision Therapy can benefit people of all ages, including children and adults. It is especially helpful for individuals with conditions like lazy eye (amblyopia), convergence insufficiency, eye tracking problems, and other visual disorders.
Vision Therapy involves a series of structured exercises and activities to strengthen and improve the eye-brain connections. It is customized to address the specific visual issues each patient is experiencing.
Signs that may indicate a need for Vision Therapy include headaches, eye strain, double vision, difficulty reading or concentrating, poor hand-eye coordination, and problems with depth perception.
