Vision therapy

Restore Clear, Comfortable Vision

C .Well’s Vision Therapy program is tailored to help strengthen your eyes and brain connection - without surgery or heavy eyewear. Our evidence-based, personalized approach helps improve:

  • Eye teaming & tracking - perfect for reading and sports

  • Focus flexibility - switching between near and far easily

  • Visual perception - process visual information accurately

  • Eye-Brain coordination - crucial for daily tasks and performance

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Why consider Vision Therapy?

Listed below are a few common vision related conditions that may be good candidates for Vision Therapy. When these conditions aren’t addressed, they can impact learning, vision, and day-to-day activities. Vision Therapy can train the brain to send proper signals to your eyes and, over time, can strengthen alignment and provide comfortable clear vision.

  • Amblyopia—also known as lazy eye—is the loss or lack of development of clear vision in one or both eyes.

  • Convergence insufficiency (CI) is a common, yet not frequently diagnosed eye coordination problem in which the eyes drift outward when reading or doing close work.

  • Crossed eyes, or strabismus, is a condition in which both eyes do not look at the same place at the same time. It usually occurs in people who have poor eye muscle control or are very farsighted. 

  • Any condition that hampers vision or the processing of vision may result in problems learning. Vision-related learning problems may interfere with reading and learning.

Your Vision therapy journey with us

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    1. Vision therapy Evaluation

    We assess comprehensive eye function and visual processing to identify any underlying issues.

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    2. Personalized Plan

    Determine specific goals and plan for the patient like depth perception or focus control.

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    3. Vision therapy sessions

    In-office Vision Therapy sessions exercises are scheduled to reinforce progress with take home exercises to practice.

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    4. Trackable results

    We measure improvements in focus, coordination, reading, and overall clarity.

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FAQs

  • Vision Therapy (often described as physical therapy for the eyes) aims to train and strengthen the connection between the eyes and the brain to functionally and optimally see as clearly as possible. Vision Therapy aims to retrain what has already been learned through sight.

    It’s an optometrist led program focused on retraining the visual system.

  • It varies dependent upon the patient. Most programs last 10 to 20 sessions, with weekly in person sessions at the office and daily practices at home.

Get in touch

C .Well Vision Care Optometry is happy to walk you through our evidence-based approach to Vision Therapy and how it could positively impact your vision.

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