Definitions for "Vision Therapy"
(also known as vision training) Therapy involving exercises which are aimed at improving visual skills such as, eye teaming, binocular co-ordination and depth perception, focusing, acuity (clarity of sight), and "hand-eye" or "vision-body" co-ordination. Vision therapy can involve a variety of procedures to correct neo-physiological or neuro-sensory visual dysfunctions. Practiced by optometrists.
A set of exercises to correct minor visual problems associated with sensory and/or muscular deficiencies of the visual system. Examples: cross-eyed, wandering eye. Go to Top
(also known as vision training): therapy involving exercises which are aimed at improving visual skills such as, eye teaming, binocular coordination and depth perception, focusing, acuity (clarity of sight), and "hand-eye" or "vision-body" coordination. Vision therapy can involve a variety of procedures to correct neurophysiological or neurosensory visual dysfunctions. Practiced by optometrists, ophthalmologists and vision educators.