Vision Therapy

Extensive information about vision therapy, including the deficient visual skills that could be the reason your child continues to struggle with reading

Brock string being used for vision therapy

Overcoming Dyslexia

Eye Convergence and Reading Ability

An inability to converge both eyes to a single point on a page will make it difficult, if not impossible, for a child to learn to read easily and comfortably.

By Rodney Everson • Updated Aug 11th, 2023

Eye Convergence and Reading Ability

Can Presbyopia be Avoided? Maybe.

Vision Therapy Belongs in Public Schools

Operating a School-Based Vision Therapy Program

Why Don't Parents Learn of Vision Therapy?

Vision Therapy Departments and Reading Instruction

Reading Research Ignores Vision

Four Examples of Vision-Challenged Kids

How Vision Skill Problems Frustrate Phonics Instruction

Tracking Tip

School-Based Vision Therapy

Can Dyslexia Be Cured?

Does My Child Have Dyslexia?

Is It Dyslexia, or Just Poor Vision Skills?

Survey: Genetics Does Influence Reading Ability

Dyslexia and Child Development

Are Nutrition and Dyslexia Related?

Vitamin D and Autism

Can Intelligence Be Changed?

Does Your Child Skip Words When Reading?

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Vision Assessment Checklist

Dyslexics in Architecture

Should We Add More Vitamin D3 to Milk Products?

Why the Recent Push for Phonics Instruction in Schools Will Eventually Reverse

Three Challenges Facing Phonics Advocates