Fulton Vision Therapy Center

ficient visual skills and visual processing. Only 3% of past patients surveyed have seen no improvement. The other 97% saw improvements in areas such as reading, handwriting, confidence, and other areas. What type of vision problems does vision therapy help? Fulton Vision Development Center provides therapeutic care for the following vision problems:

Eye tracking
Eye teaming
Eye focusing
Learning Related Vision problems
Visual Processing
Computer related vision problems
Sports Vision Improvement
Acquired brain injury related vision problems

Level 1 and Level 2 Therapy

Level 1 Therapy: Level 1 Therapy is where we work on creating a good foundation for the child. If our vestibular (balance) is not working well with our auditory and visual systems we do not have a good foundation for doing activities such as reading, eye-hand coordination, audtiory processing, etc. In our Level 1 Therapy we stimulate the visual, auditory, and vestibular systems simultaneously with light, sound, and motion. The child is on a motion table, listening to specialized music, while watching a light sequence. This therapy has also been proven to help someone who has had a traumatic brain injury such as a stroke or a head injury from a fall. Level 2 Therapy: Level 2 Therapy is for a child who has a good sensory foundation, but needs to work on other visual aspects such as visual processing or eye teaming. In Level 2 Therapy we have a customized set of in-office activities that focus on the areas that need development. These activities include reading with accomodative flippers, memory exercises, arrows (to work on directionality), etc. The program length for Level 2 Therapy varies depending on the diagnosis, but the most common lengths are 32, 40, or 48 sessions. Therapy occurs twice a week for 45 minutes/session.