Assessing Eye Movements — Vision Rehab OT

The Vagus Nerve and Eye Movements: Tools for Trauma Recovery

Saccadic Eye Movement | Dizziness Assessment

Incorporating a zipline into vision therapy transforms movement into an interactive exercise for the eyes and brain, helping to enhance focus, balance, and spatial awareness in a fun, hands-on way. The key benefits of ziplining to the visual system are: •Improves Visual Attention •Supports Gaze Stability • Enhances Visual Spatial Perception •Strengthens Sensory Processing •Improves Eye hand Coordination • Improves Depth Perception (Stereopsis) •Improves Occulomotor Skills Follow us to Know more.

Before & After: Exotropia Treated with Neuro-Active Vision Therapy This patient presented with exotropia, a condition where one eye drifts outward, affecting eye alignment, depth perception, and visual comfort. With neuro-active vision therapy, we focused on retraining the brain to improve eye coordination, control, and binocular vision—without surgery. The improvement seen reflects better functional eye alignment and visual control developed through guided, personalized therapy. 📍 OnSight Eye

Visual Perception: What It Is And How To Test For It | OT Flourish