BINOCULAR VISION DYSFUNCTION (BVD)
Think of your visual system like a car’s steering and suspension.
When a car’s wheels are misaligned, every time you drive the vehicle, it wobbles, the steering feels loose, and the ride becomes rough. If you keep driving that out‑of‑alignment car, the tires wear unevenly, the suspension parts get stressed, and eventually the whole vehicle can suffer serious damage.
Your eyes work the same way. When the brain and the two eyes aren’t properly “aligned,” you can notice eye strain, visual fatigue, shaky or unstable vision, and a kind of visual anxiety, just like the car’s shaking. Continuing to force the misaligned visual system (for example, by spending long hours reading or staring at screens) can worsen the problem and lead to more persistent discomfort.
Just as you’d take a misaligned car to a mechanic right away to prevent costly repairs, it’s best to address Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) early. With a functional eye exam for binocular vision problems and appropriate therapy, the visual system can run smoothly again.
97% OF OUR PATIENTS REPORT IMPROVEMENT IN SYMPTOMS
Can NeuroVision help you?
The answer to that question begins with a question.
If you have any of the following symptoms:
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Headaches
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Blurred Vision
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Double Vision
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Dizziness
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Nausea
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Light Sensitivity
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Intolerance To Seeing Motion
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Motion sickness when Reading
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Anxiety in Crowded Places
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Neck and Shoulder Pain from Vision
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Peripheral Vision Disturbance
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Visual Fatigue/Mental Fatigue
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Poor Balance
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Reading/Screen Intolerance
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Motion Sickness
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Visual Snow
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Eye Pain
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Eye Strain
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Reading Difficulties
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Poor Depth Perception
…we can help with a functional eye exam for binocular vision problems.
86% OF OUR PATIENTS HAVE IMMEDIATE BENEFIT WITH THERAPEUTIC GLASSES
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Tina started having headaches from eye strain. It was difficult for her in meetings to readjust her focus. She had double vision once in a while and difficulty reading.
We performed a functional eye exam to assess for binocular vision dysfunction (BVD), and this is what we found:
What should look like this…
Looked like this to Tina
Kai started having neck and shoulder pain from vision. He was affected by anxiety in crowded places and while driving at high speeds.
He thought his vision was fine, but when we performed a functional eye exam to assess for binocular vision dysfunction (BVD), this is what we found:
What should look like this…
Looked like this to Kai
Zara started having motion sickness when reading when she was a kid, and at work her reading difficulties and headaches were getting worse, to the point that she reduced her hours from working full time to working part time.
We performed a functional eye exam to assess for binocular vision dysfunction (BVD), and this is what we found:
What should look like this…
Looked like this to Zara.
Proof from our patients
How to fix Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD):
1. Therapeutic Glasses:
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Prescriptions For Focus Change
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Prescriptions For Near–Point Strain
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Prescriptions For Eye Alignment
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Prism Glasses For Midline Shift & Balance
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Prism Glasses For Double Vision
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Micro-Prism Glasses
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Tinted Lenses For Indoors & Outdoors
2. Vision Therapy:
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Syntonic Photo Therapy
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NeuroDevelopmental Movement®
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Neurovisual Training
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Primitive Reflex Integration
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Vestibular–Ocular Rehabilitation
IMPROVEMENTS NOTICED BY 3 MONTHS IN THERAPY
Success with Vision Therapy for adults
At NeuroVision we have the following benchmarks for success:
97% report an improvement in symptoms
Invest in your brain, it is the most valuable investment you can make.
We Work With Insurance To Get Your Evaluation Covered
If your binocular vision dysfunction (BVD) is a result of an automotive or workplace accident, and you have a current claim in Ontario Canada, we work alongside Health Claims for Auto Insurance (HCAI) and the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) to get your assessment, eyewear, and therapy fees covered by your insurance claim.
A formal referral by another health care professional is not required, but helpful. Please contact us for more information and to get a treatment plan started.