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Vision and Learning

Join our webinar on Decebmer 2 ,2021 8pm-9pm

Unable to gauge judge distance accurately:

Avoids reading or work that requires material to be up close:

Experiences motion sickness:

Headaches from work that is close up:

Skips or repeats lines when reading:

Loses things:

Sees double or blurry when reading:

Misnumbers rows or columns of numbers:

Feels exhausted after school or reading:

Tilts head or closes an eye to read:

Has a hard time copying from a board:

Skips small print when reading:

Writes on an upward or downward slant:

Has a hard time turning in projects on time:

Difficulty with reading comprehension:

Reads very close up:

Finds it difficult to remember things:

Finds it difficult to pay attention when reading:

Use time poorly/ struggles with time management:

Says “I can’t do it” before attempting to do so

Bumps into things and knocks them over

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If you answer 5 or more questions with “sometimes, frequently, or always,” we recommend you meet with an optometrist who specializes in vision therapy as soon as possible.

Would you like a vision therapist to contact you?

Yes, please!

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Vision After Traumatic Brain Injury

Join our webinar on Decebmer 9, 2021 8pm-9pm

Unable to gauge judge distance accurately:

Avoids reading or work that requires material to be up close:

Experiences motion sickness:

Headaches from work that is close up:

Skips or repeats lines when reading:

Loses things:

Sees double or blurry when reading:

Misnumbers rows or columns of numbers:

Feels exhausted after school or reading:

Tilts head or closes an eye to read:

Has a hard time copying from a board:

Skips small print when reading:

Writes on an upward or downward slant:

Has a hard time turning in projects on time:

Difficulty with reading comprehension:

Reads very close up:

Finds it difficult to remember things:

Finds it difficult to pay attention when reading:

Use time poorly/ struggles with time management:

Says “I can’t do it” before attempting to do so

Bumps into things and knocks them over

Score

If you answer 5 or more questions with “sometimes, frequently, or always,” we recommend you meet with an optometrist who specializes in vision therapy as soon as possible.

Would you like a vision therapist to contact you?

Yes, please!

First Name

Last Name

Phone/Mobile

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Low Vision

Join our webinar on Decebmer 16, 2021 8pm-9pm

Unable to gauge judge distance accurately:

Avoids reading or work that requires material to be up close:

Experiences motion sickness:

Headaches from work that is close up:

Skips or repeats lines when reading:

Loses things:

Sees double or blurry when reading:

Misnumbers rows or columns of numbers:

Feels exhausted after school or reading:

Tilts head or closes an eye to read:

Has a hard time copying from a board:

Skips small print when reading:

Writes on an upward or downward slant:

Has a hard time turning in projects on time:

Difficulty with reading comprehension:

Reads very close up:

Finds it difficult to remember things:

Finds it difficult to pay attention when reading:

Use time poorly/ struggles with time management:

Says “I can’t do it” before attempting to do so

Bumps into things and knocks them over

Score

If you answer 5 or more questions with “sometimes, frequently, or always,” we recommend you meet with an optometrist who specializes in vision therapy as soon as possible.

Would you like a vision therapist to contact you?

Yes, please!

First Name

Last Name

Phone/Mobile

Play Video

Sports Vision

Join our webinar on January 6, 2022 8pm-9pm

Unable to gauge judge distance accurately:

Avoids reading or work that requires material to be up close:

Experiences motion sickness:

Headaches from work that is close up:

Skips or repeats lines when reading:

Loses things:

Sees double or blurry when reading:

Misnumbers rows or columns of numbers:

Feels exhausted after school or reading:

Tilts head or closes an eye to read:

Has a hard time copying from a board:

Skips small print when reading:

Writes on an upward or downward slant:

Has a hard time turning in projects on time:

Difficulty with reading comprehension:

Reads very close up:

Finds it difficult to remember things:

Finds it difficult to pay attention when reading:

Use time poorly/ struggles with time management:

Says “I can’t do it” before attempting to do so

Bumps into things and knocks them over

Score

If you answer 5 or more questions with “sometimes, frequently, or always,” we recommend you meet with an optometrist who specializes in vision therapy as soon as possible.

Would you like a vision therapist to contact you?

Yes, please!

First Name

Last Name

Phone/Mobile

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