Vision Therapy For Children
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'Vision problems affect up to 6 CHILDREN IN EVERY class!
Convergence Insufficiency is FREQUENTLY UNDIAGNOSED.
Research shows up to 72% improvement in reading in just 12-16 weeks!'
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Your child may have “20/20 sight” and still benefit with Vision Therapy!
 A large part of learning is done visually – reading and computer use are among the tasks students tackle all day long, day after day.
Such near vision work demands very different skills from the distance vision tested by the 20/20 chart.
If your child requires Vision Therapy - the good news is that the computerized HTS Home Vision Therapy Program can usually resolve the symptoms – often within just a few months.
Learning can be affected if eye movements are slow or clumsy if the eyes jump, "stutter" or lose their place when reading a book or from a computer screen.
If your child does not have adequate eye muscle strength, their reading and school performances could be affected. It’s not a seeing problem, so often glasses alone won’t solve the problem.
If good visual skills have not been developed, learning may be difficult and stressful. Children may react in one or more ways, including:
• Avoiding reading and other near visual work as much as possible
• attempting to do the work but with decreased understanding
• Being an "underachiever,"
• Having a short attention span,
• Getting fatigued easily.
Vision therapy has been proven to be an effective tool in helping people with vision-related learning problems.
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When your child develops good visual skills their reading and school work
can all improve significantly.
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Fitness training for their eyes can enhance their visual comfort, endurance and school performance.
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Could your child benefit with Vision Therapy:
 Check the SIGNS requiring Vision Therapy.
The solution may be the computerized HTS Home Vision Therapy program ----it’s fitness training for the eyes.
If you notice ANY sign above, a comprehensive vision therapy examination is recommended.
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