Many vision problems are not fixed with a new pair of glasses. Sometimes our eyes need to be trained to work together more effectively. This training is what we call vision therapy.
Our Team
Our dedicated team is ready to help today.
Rachel, our Lead Vision Therapist, grew up in Carlsbad, California…
Dr. Beus was born and raised in southeastern Washington. He…
Nichole was born and raised in the Yakima Valley. While…
Candace Clift, Patient Care Coordinator, was born in Yakima, WA, but…
Susan Thurnau attended Central Washington University where she got a…
Dr. Winters is board-certified in vision development and vision therapy.…
Educators & Professionals
Help us help your students
Vision problems can affect learning, reading, and overall school performance. Most of the time parents, teachers, doctors, and especially the children have no idea they are seeing differently than anyone else. Many of these children suffer needlessly and do not reach their full potential as a result.
We need your help. We know that not only parents, but teachers, pediatricians, school nurses, counselors, and administrators know when a child is struggling. We are here to give you tools to know when it may be a vision problem and where to get answers.
From our Blog
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"Vision therapy has helped me in a lot of ways. When I started vision therapy, my peripheral…
Today, we’re kicking off a brand new series on how to use common play items to improve…
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