Holistic medical care is defined as an approach characterized by the treatment of the whole person rather than just the symptoms of a disease.

Our practice, Holistic Vision, embraces the complex nature of vision which integrates processing visual information, critical to our sense of balance, coordination, reading ability, mental focus, and visual comfort. Optimal visual function is dependent on a healthy nervous system and is affected by general wellness, nutrition, and stress management.

​​​​​​​Holistic Vision considers the effects on vision of a person’s emotional, social and physical well-being as a basis to guide testing and treatment.

Holistic Vision Treatments include:

• Binocular Vision Enhancement

• Eye tracking technology

• Holo Lens Therapy - augmented virtual reality

• Micro prism and lens treatments

• Neuro-Optometric Vision Rehabilitation

• Occlusion therapies

• Optometric Vision Therapy

• Postural Restoration related vision care

• Syntonic Light Therapy

• Therapeutic lens tints

• Z Bell/Zelinsky technique
  
  

Holistic Vision Evaluations are Recommended for:

• Binocular Vision Dysfunction

• Concussion and head trauma

• Convergence Insufficiency

• Crossed eyes (strabismus)

• Depth perception difficulties

• Difficult vision problems

• Dizziness and balance issues

• Double vision

• Eye strain

• Lazy eye (amblyopia)

• Learning-related visual issues

• Light sensitivity (photophobia)

• Mears-Irlen Syndrome

• Stroke

• Vertical heterophoria

​​​​​​​A multi-disciplinary approach, when indicated, means the inclusion of professionals from various specialties working together with your best interest and outcome in mind, because of the multi-faceted aspects of brain/vision issues the following therapies may be recommended:

• Chiropractic Care

• Functional Medicine

• Massage/Acupuncture

• Mind-Body Therapies

• Neuro-psychology

• Neurology

• Nutritional Care

• Occupational Therapy

• Physical Therapy

• Speech/Language Therapy
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Contact Holistic Vision if you or your child, notice any of the following:

• Avoids close work

• Balance issues or dizziness

• Blurry vision even with glasses

• Cannot attend to visual tasks

• Confuses/reverses numbers or letters

• Double vision

• Hand/eye coordination issues

• Headaches related to reading

• Loses place when reading

• Squints to see

• Tilts or turns head while reading

• Visual memory issues

​​​​​​​Vision is a learned skill. Because it is learned it can also be trained.

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