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You train hard, eat well, and want to see results. But sometimes, it feels like something is missing. It is frustrating to give it your all and still feel off balance.

Your eyes are not just tools for seeing clearly; they play a critical role in how you perceive, process, and interact with the world around you. Traditional eye exams typically focus on measuring your visual acuity, but developmental and behavioral optometry takes a deeper dive into how your eyes work together, how your brain processes visual information, and how these processes impact daily activities.

As parents, we strive to support our children in reaching their full potential, but challenges such as learning differences, sensory sensitivities, or developmental delays can make that journey more complex. At Eyes For Wellness, our Sensory Learning Program offers a holistic approach to addressing these challenges, using an innovative, multi-sensory method that promotes growth and development in children facing a variety of symptoms.

Mary VanHoy, OD, FCOVD, FCSO, found a new drive—literally—after the pandemic. Dr. VanHoy has been in practice since 1971, which includes two years in what she was told was “the new modern Army” during the Vietnam conflict.

Vision therapy is a specialized form of eye care that aims to improve visual function and performance. It is a non-surgical, customized treatment approach that helps individuals with a wide range of vision-related issues. Whether you're struggling with eye coordination, focusing difficulties, or visual processing problems, vision therapy can be a game-changer in improving your overall visual abilities and quality of life.