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Every child who walks into a classroom wants to succeed. And every parent, teacher, and eye doctor wants to help them thrive. Yet, when a child struggles with reading, loses focus easily, avoids homework, or seems “bright but behind,” one of the most common underlying causes is also one of the most frequently overlooked: functional vision style="font-weight: 400;"...

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It’s that time of year again—parent-teacher conferences. For many families, these meetings bring both encouragement and concern. Perhaps you heard that your child is bright and capable, but struggles to focus, reads below grade level, or seems frustrated by schoolwork. You may be wondering why your ...

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Every teacher has seen it — the bright student who works hard yet continues to struggle with reading, writing, or attention. At home, these same students often bring their parents to tears with nightly homework battles. Despite having 20/20 eyesight, they may fatigue quickly, lose focus, avoid near ...

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A newly published prospective randomized clinical trial marks a major milestone in the field of neuro-optometric rehabilitation. For the first time, researchers have demonstrated through rigorous, controlled methodology that office-based vergence/accommodative therapy (OBVAM) styl...

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If “homework time” in your home looks more like a daily standoff—slow starts, tears, pushing back, and assignments that take far longer than they should—you’re not alone. Families often assume the problem is motivation or behavior. But for many school-age children, the real issue is an underlying developmental vision problem that makes c...

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