Vision therapy first, games second!
In this blog, we want to talk about our vision therapy and discuss our observations about vision therapy process, related to engagement and motivation. AmblyoPlay
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Vision therapy for oculomotor dysfunctions in acquired brain injury
Oculomotor dysfunctions are among the most prevalent visual issues seen by optometrists in the general population. Version, vergence, and accommodation abnormalities are examples of these.
Vision therapy for intermittent exotropia: A case series
The most prevalent type of exotropia is intermittent exotropia, which affects around 3 % of Chinese youths. Intermittent exotropia is treated with a combination of
Social media and vision therapy: Perspectives of providers and patients on Instagram
Instagram has over one billion users, and more than 40 % of customers say information found on social media influences their health-care decisions. Providers and
Can video games treat amblyopia?
In recent years, many firms that address vision therapeutics have been using technology as an innovative approach to develop digital solutions for treating eye difficulties.
Gross motor skills and amblyopia
Amblyopia is a condition that primarily affects vision, leading to decreased visual acuity, decreased contrast sensitivity, and, importantly, also hampered binocular vision. Consequently, as a
Barriers in novel vision training approaches
As time passes more and more evidence emerges, which supports the importance of binocular vision training approaches in combination with the conventional amblyopia treatment. In
Latest revelations on amblyopia treatment approach
Last couple of years saw great advances and strides forward in the treatment approached of amblyopia. We can all agree, that it was high time
Vision training and its benefits
Whilst patching arguably remains the most effective way of amblyopia treatment in young kids there are certain advantages of vision therapy that should not be
2020 – a year to forget or perhaps to celebrate?
Imagine yourself going back in time for exactly one year. In the beginning of 2020. The beginning of a year that should have meant so