Vision Therapy
Luke

Exploring VR vs. Dichoptic Treatment

When it comes to vision therapy, technological breakthroughs have opened the way for innovative treatment options that help people with visual impairments. Two such approaches gaining traction are virtual reality (VR) and dichoptic treatment using red and green glasses.

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Behavioural Optometry
Behavioral Optometry
Luke

Behavioral Optometry

While many people view optometry as solely concerned with prescribing glasses or contact lenses to correct visual acuity, there is a fascinating field within optometry that goes beyond just improving eyesight: behavioral optometry.

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Brain Plasticity
Luke

Vision Therapy and Brain Plasticity

By harnessing the power of brain plasticity, vision therapy can help to improve visual skills and abilities in individuals of all ages. The brain’s ability to change and adapt is utilized to improve visual skills and abilities.

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Brain Plasticity
Luke

Harnessing the Power of Brain Plasticity

The human brain is a complex and dynamic organ that constantly changes and adapts throughout our lives. This incredible ability of the brain to change and adapt is known as brain plasticity or neuroplasticity.

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Girl with esotropia
Strabismus
Luke

What is esotropia?

Esotropia is a type of strabismus in which eyes do not line up properly. A less medical term that you could possibly hear is ”crossed eyes”. The muscles that normally control the eyes are not synchronized as they should be.

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Boy with strabismus.
Strabismus
Luke

Strabismus surgery and binocular outcomes

Strabismus, commonly known as ”crossed eyes”, is a condition in which both eyes do not align and point in the same direction. It can lead to double vision and affects the development of stereopsis.

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Depth perception
Depth Perception
Luke

Depth perception

People use sensory information to guide their interactions with the environment. Like the majority of animals, people usually want to know where specific items in their environment are. Put simply, depth perception is the capacity to judge whether objects are closer or farther away from one another.

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