At InSight Vision Therapy, our mission is to develop and improve our patients’ lifelong visual function. Our doctor provides thorough binocular vision and visual-perceptual evaluations in a friendly, comfortable atmosphere. Our office gladly co-manages with other eye doctors and therapists in the valley, and we will work together to take the best care of our patients. We are delighted to see people of all ages in our clinic, so if you are experiencing difficulties with eye-teaming, eye movement, vertigo or double vision, give us a call. If your child has difficulty in school, take our questionnaire to see if there may be a visual processing challenge.
Amblyopia is a reduction in overall vision due to anisometropia, strabismus, high refractive error or cataracts in early childhood. In most cases, the patient has one eye with reduced vision, thus giving the colloquial “lazy” title. Traditional treatment of amblyopia involves patching the better-seeing eye.
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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a serious concern for patients of all ages. Fortunately, most patients recover completely within the first few weeks of a mild head injury. However, 10-15% have lingering symptoms which can prevent them from returning to school and work.
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Visual symptoms may include blurred or doubled vision, poor eye tracking, light sensitivity, dizziness or vertigo, balance problems and much more. An optometric evaluation can help to uncover deficiencies in the visual system which can have a profound effect on overall function.
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Dr. Carter was always so upbeat, caring and really worked hard to connect with Zachary and incorporate ideas that would work well with his sensory issues. She had to be creative and figure out how to motivate him when this was not a pleasant task for him.
