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Vision Therapy Success Stories

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Vision Therapy patients and their parents share their success stories in this video montage. They talk about frustrations with school, reading, migraines, double vision and more. After discovering that the root issue holding them back was visual they did a vision therapy program and their lives have been changed for the better. [vsw id=”2jiqJhYXJR4″ […]

Tags academics, ADHD, Autism, learning disabilities, learning problems, mid line shift, Primitive Reflexes, reading problems, Success Stories, vision development, vision therapy

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To Crawl or Not to Crawl? That is the Question.

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How important is crawling on hands and knees to a child’s motor development and learning skills? There is some controversy over whether it plays a role in future cognitive and motor development, with some pediatricians telling concerned mothers not to worry if their child never crawled. Pediatric physical therapists will tell you that crawling helps […]

Tags motor development, Primitive Reflexes, Reflexes, retained reflexes, vision therapy, visual development in children