Kirsten: Symptoms & Treatment of Convergence Insufficiency w/ Vision Training or Vision Therapy
Kirsten and her Mom review her Vision Training (a.k.a., Vision Therapy) treatment experience and results. After Vision Therapy, Kirsten's mom saw drastic improvements in academics, schoolwork, homework, and all memory and physical skills. Kirsten's proficiency with all academics (including reading and memory) and ALL visual-motor and sports skills skyrocketed with huge improvements. Kirsten did her vision training with Dr. Nancy Guenthner of Aspire Vision Training Center in Round Rock, TX at www.aspirevisioncare.com. To find other optometrists who provide in-office vision training for convergence insufficiency treatment, go to www.optometrists.org/findeyedoctordirectory/ or visiontherapydirectory.com/ Before Vision Therapy, Kirsten was struggling overall. She was sucking her thumb; couldn't tie her shoes; had trouble with all sports including ones she loved like dancing, gymnastics, riding a bike, and swimming. Her mother reports that Kirsten could not learn her alphabet and, in general, all learning, reading, writing, math and homework were slow, deficient and behind grade level. Before Vision Therapy, Kirsten just couldn't follow instructions or directions and she had poor memory skills and no recall of details. She couldn't do puzzles. Before Vision Therapy, it was even difficult for Kirsten to shower or do personal grooming by herself and her mother had to assist her with step by step instructions in the moment (no memory). She just couldn't remember any steps or details or organize and remember sequential activities. Now thanks to eye doctor-supervised Vision Therapy eye exercises treatment, Kirsten's mother reports drastic improvements in all areas. Kirsten can tie her shoes, bike, dance, do gymnastics, groom herself, has good balance and rhythm. Academic achievement has improved dramatically! Kirsten had Vision Therapy with Dr. Nancy Guenthner of Aspire Vision Training Center in Round Rock, TX. Find them online at www.aspirevisioncare.com. To find other optometrists who do Vision Therapy and Visual Rehabilitation in the U.S. and other countries, go to visiontherapydirectory.com.
