Vision Therapy | Seaton Vision Care

Therapy for Visual Skills

We start developing visual skills in childhood, fine-tuning our skills as we grow. And, just as other skills are important for life, visual skills are crucial to almost everything we do.

The body is a complex system, with the brain working in tandem with other parts of the body to produce function and movement. If the brain and eyes don’t work together, vision therapy may be needed to help correct this.

Learn more about vision therapy today!

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What Is Vision Therapy?

Vision therapy is more than just eye exercises. It’s an evidence-based practice that aims to retrain vital visual skills. Most importantly, vision therapy is tailored to each patient. Everyone’s treatment plan will look a little bit different depending on their needs.

At a comprehensive eye exam, your optometrist will evaluate more than just your vision. We’ll assess how well your eyes work together as a team, depth perception, eye focusing, eye tracking, and more.

Once we determine that vision therapy may be right for you, we’ll develop a treatment plan that includes a combination of in-office procedures led by a doctor and at-home work to help solidify your skills.

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Does My Child Need Vision Therapy?

Children’s learning and development rely on their visual skills. So, if they’re struggling in school, it may be a sign that there’s a vision issue at play.

The following issues may indicate that your child needs an appointment with an optometrist to discuss vision therapy:

Poor reading comprehension
Holding books close to the face while reading
Short attention span with close-up tasks
Losing or misplacing items
Clumsiness and knocking things over
Skipping or repeating lines while reading

If you notice any problems with your child’s learning, booking an appointment can help to rule out a vision condition.

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Our Location

Visit our practice near the Duffin Heights neighbourhood in north Pickering. You can find us in the Seaton Centre, the shopping center off Brock Road and Palmers Sawmill Road.