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My experience and training in Vision Therapy has mostly been a  “build from the ground up” approach which attempts to address all levels of development in which vision is affected.  In most cases our therapy programs begin with a body mapping assessment of the patient’s relationship with gravity.  We ask the patient to perform activities such as those a 6

Amblyopia is clinically defined as the difference in the best corrected acuity between the two eyes of two lines or more in Snellen Acuity.  Amblyopia is also known as visual acuity poorer than 20/20 in the absence of underlying structural or pathological anomalies, but with at least one of it causes occurring before age six, according to Dr. Ken J

Strabismus is a visual condition in which the eyes are not directed toward the same object in space at the same time and, therefore, results in a decrement in the quality and quantity of visual information through both eyes.  One eye may be deviated inward towards the nose (esotropia) or outwards away from the nose (exotropia).  Other deviations include an