Solutions for Visual Disruption Patterns affecting your performance in life

Most people do not realize that you need over 12 different neuro-vision skills to succeed in reading, learning, sports and in life . . . Only one of those skills is basic visual acuity (your 20/20 eyesight).

Good news –  9 out 10 patients drive their neuro-learning to meet their aspirational visually-fit goals for school, work, sports or life – at any age!

Your results from the NeuroVision Screening will be shown to you for your review. Next Dr. Gall wants to understand your aspirational visually-fit goals and then customize your plan from a full list of solution options.  Each of the management considerations will be fully reviewed with you including the pros & cons of each treatment and its outcome, and the pros & cons of not choosing the treatment. This discussion of each treatment possibility is important and part of your informed consent of treatments offered by Dr. Gall; ultimately the chosen treatment plan is patient-directed by you, yet guided and customized by Dr. Gall.

To enhance your eye-brain connection, limit visual disruption patterns and improve performance in life – at any age, Dr. Gall customizes your solution from a list of considerations directed by you:

          – standard optical correction

          – neuro-optics

          – vision therapy

                    – guided home vision therapy

                              – 3-months of home-based vision therapy

                              – 5 vision therapy session at the office

                                        – initial, Day 1

                                        – at 1 week, 1 month, 2 month and 3 month

                              – finish with a NeuroVision Screening and review

                    – office-based with home support activities

                              – requires an Initial Assessment for candidacy for vision therapy

                                        – 2 hours of testing of 12 NeuroVisual skills

                                                  – 6 on the intake of visual information

                                                  – 6 on the processing of the visual information

                                        – presented for your review on a 2-graphs

                                                  – called the Profile of NeuroVision signs and symptoms

                                        – presented in a 20-page written report

                              – Blocks of vision therapy are 6 weeks long

                                        – office sessions are two-times per week for youth and children

                                                  – once per week for adults and highly motivated youth

                                        – home support activities 5 days per week        

                                                  – 3 to 6 home activities 15 to 30 minutes per day

– end of Block evaluation results are plotted on the Initial Assessment Profile for you to review your progress 

– generally, you may need 2 to 4 Blocks of vision therapy

                     

Vision therapy is a doctor-directed plan, vision therapist guided and patient-activated. You are the “engine” that makes the success happens. Dr. Gall has a protocol called “Goals for Success’ which indicates to the patient the procedures to complete before next session. Over time, given your standard effort your aspirational visual-fit level will be reach. If less than standard effort is provided, then progress will be made, yet just not a the most rapid rate.

Dr. Gall cares and listen to your needs, and is excited when you reach your potential and achieve success.  

Remember, good news –  9 out 10 patients drive their neuro-learning to meet their aspirational visually-fit goals for school, work, sports or life – at any age!

Are you experiencing dizziness, headaches, anxiety, neck pain or reading difficulties?

It may be your eye-brain connection:


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