Concussions and Your Vision
“How many fingers am I holding up?” If you’ve ever been asked this question, chances are you’ve had a head...
Blue Light — What’s the Hype?
There’s been a lot of talk in recent months about the harmful effects of “blue light.” Whether or not you’ve...
Oculomotor Dysfunction
When we read, our eyes have to move from word to word to word. Those eye movements are some of...
“Vision therapy was exactly what I needed in my life to give me the tools I needed for everyday life”
From around the age of four, I had this bad "habit" of walking straight into things... from signs, to rails,...
Difficulties Reading
Reading is a very complex process that requires many areas of the brain to work in perfect harmony to allow...
Brain Trauma and Vision
Vision is our dominant sense. Vision is more than simply viewing images of your environment – vision is a neurological...
Convergence Insufficiency & FAQ
Normally, your two eyes work as a well-coordinated team to help you focus on objects that are nearby and far...
Double Vision
Double vision is seeing two images of a single object. These two images often overlap, with one image to the...
Dyslexia and Vision
Dyslexia is a type of learning disability that interferes with a person’s ability to read. Despite having normal or high...
Strabismus (Wandering/Crossed Eyes)
The professional staff at Washington Vision Center treat many types of functional visual disorders, including those involving strabismus, crossed eyes,...