Where Vision is More than 20/20
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Address: 164 Epping Road, Exeter NH 03833
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Phone: 603-770-5431
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Fax: (877) 398-3944
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Email: info@moorevisioneyecare.com
What is Vision Therapy?
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Vision therapy is a customized, non-surgical approach designed to improve how the eyes and brain work together. It helps treat problems that affect reading, learning, attention, and everyday life—even if you have “20/20” vision. It’s not about seeing clearly, it’s about seeing efficiently
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Common conditions treated: Any type of binocular vision problem including Convergence Insufficiency, Strabismus (eye turn), and Amblyopia (lazy eye). Other conditions include visual/sensory processing delays, learning-related vision problem, ADHD
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Who can benefit from vision therapy? Children or adults struggling with reading, learning, or attention, as well as athletes, patients who have had a TBI (traumatic brain injury), or anyone experiencing visual discomfort or inefficiency regardless of age.
Evidence-Based Applications of Vision Therapy
1. Convergence Insufficiency (CI)
Vision therapy has demonstrated strong efficacy in treating CI, particularly in both children and adults:
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A randomized clinical trial found that office-based vision therapy significantly improved symptoms in children with CI. optometrists.org
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In adults, a study showed that combined in-office and home-based vision therapy was more effective than home therapy alone or no treatment. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov​​
2. Amblyopia​
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In adults with amblyopia, perceptual vision therapy enhanced both visual acuity and contrast sensitivity. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24376340/.
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3. Quality of Life Improvements​
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A study using the College of Optometrists in Vision Development Quality of Life checklist (COVD-QOL) found significant improvements in symptoms among children aged 7–18 after undergoing vision therapy. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12365672/.
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