Success Stories

Homework was hard and reading was tough. I liked the ball and pepper tramp activities. And also the pigeon and duck walk. Miss Chris made coming here fun and in return she has helped me enjoy school more.

Branden – Age 9 – was struggling in school. He couldn’t copy from the board or write out essay questions at school. He seemed to not understand directions even when he knew the material. He often got carsick and headaches when reading.

When I started second grade I noticed when I read it was blurry and the words were scrunched together. I felt embarrassed that I couldn’t read like my friends. I started to go to therapy with Chris. After going to therapy for a while I noticed a big difference.

My daughter needed her annual eye exam. I had heard good things about Dr. Johnson and the eye therapy program. My daughter was struggling in school with reading and visualization.

Before I was at therapy, I had double vision and trouble reading and writing. Now I can read better, my memory is better, and it is easier to do homework.

I had seen Dr. Johnson for a few years for annual checkups. My overall vision had been declining-needing to wear glasses more often for reading, etc. But, particularly that the vision in my right eye was very poor.

When I went to eye therapy I was nervous that I was going to get glasses but afterwards, I was fine. That is when I felt I could do anything. Then I had to go every week for 33 weeks.

I didn’t want to go but Mom and Dad made me…..I am very glad my mom and dad made me go because I have doubled my reading speed and have better control over my eyes.

The hard time seeing at school is what motivated me to start vision therapy. Noticing improvements in a short time motivated me to keep coming to the therapy sessions. I didn’t realize my vision was as bad as it was.

I had trouble reading. I did therapy to get better. Before therapy reading was very hard, now it is getting easier.” — Lukas, Age 8 “We came to get Lukas’ eyes checked because I was concerned that his reading was so low and such a frustration.