ABOUT US

OUR WHY

Dr. Mueller founded NeuroVision because of her own life experience with Binocular Vision Dysfunction.
“When I was in grade 3, I started having trouble reading. The words would swim on the page, I’d lose my place and skip lines. My eyes and head would ache, and I felt nauseous. I figured that this was normal and how reading was for everyone. I didn’t know why I was so much slower than everyone else, and why it was so hard for me to understand what I read. I didn't know I had a Binocular Vision Dysfunction.

Coping strategies became my only way of getting through. It wasn’t until I was in university that it took me up to 10 hours to get through a chapter in my textbook that I discovered this was a binocular vision dysfunction. My vision would blur in and out, and go double even though I had 20/20 vision.

Later in life, I experienced a head injury. I know what it feels like to suffer from light and sound sensitivity while being too dizzy and nauseous to walk or drive. I know what it was like not being able to tolerate seeing things like traffic moving around me or watching TV. And I know that a better way is possible.”

In 2016, Dr. Mueller dedicated her practice to help guide people with Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) and brain injury to uncover higher potential.

Innovation | Dedication | Clarity | Sincerity

Uncover Higher Potential. Vision Beyond Sight.

OUR DOCTORS

Dr. Altaz Shajani, BSc OD

Optometrist in Neuro-Visual Rehabilitation & Development

Dr. Altaz Shajani earned his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from the University of British Columbia and graduated with Honours from the New England College of Optometry in 1999. His career reflects a consistent dedication to continuous improvement, innovation, and community connection. Dr. Shajani is a member of the British Columbia Association of Optometrists, the British Columbia Doctors of Optometry, the Canadian Association of Optometrists, and the College of Optometrists of Ontario.

With a passion for speciality eye care and going beyond the ordinary, Dr. Shajani built one of the first optometry clinics in Canada offering vision therapy, myopia control, ortho-K, and dry eye management. Dr. Shajani knows first-hand the difficulties kids can face in school with a Binocular Vision Dysfunction, and he has dedicated his career to helping kids in vision development.

Dr. Coralee Mueller, BSc (Hons) OD FCOVD

Optometrist in Neuro-Visual Rehabilitation & Development

President, NeuroVision Therapy

Fellow, College of Optometrists in Vision Development

Board Certified in Vision Development, Vision Therapy & Vision Rehabilitation

"Every day I am grateful and privileged to have the opportunity to help people with brain injury make their world a better place. I am dedicated to helping people uncover higher potential and increase their level of success and enjoyment in life. I love that there is hope and that we can help so many people improve their condition and regain their life."

Dr. Coralee Mueller is a Fellow with the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (FCOVD) and Board Certified in Vision Development, Vision Therapy and Vision Rehabilitation. She is a Clinical Associate of the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association and a member of Vision Therapy Canada. Dr. Mueller is also a Certified Developmental Movement Consultant, one of only two in Canada. Dr. Mueller has been practicing Optometry since 2001 after graduating with Honours from the University of Waterloo School of Optometry. In 2016 She founded NeuroVision Therapy and opened NeuroVision Clinic, incorporating NeuroDevelopmental Movement(R) to enhance our vision therapy capabilities, and our ability to help those with brain injury or learning issues to uncover higher potential. When Coralee is not in the office, she enjoys nature, hiking, skiing, dancing, meditation, and spending time with her two daughters.