Why Do We Use Metronomes So Often in Vision Therapy?
Have you noticed a tool popping up in the VT room that we typically associate with music rather than vision...
3 Ways to Use Bubbles to Improve Your Child’s Visual Skills
Today, we’re kicking off a brand new series on how to use common play items to improve your child’s visual...
When to have your child’s first eye exam
We work with a lot of parents and children at Mountainview Vision Therapy. We know you love your kids. You...
Why does my child skip words when reading?
Some parents and teachers may assume that if a child skips words or sentences when reading, they aren’t trying hard...
Strokes, Brain Damage and Vision
Strokes happen as a result of blood loss to the brain. Blood clots and hemorrhages can negatively affect adequate blood...
“Why wasn’t this caught earlier?”
Many vision problems are preventable – but only if caught early enough. InfantSEE is a public health program that helps...
What Causes Crossed Eyes?
Strabismus, also referred to as “crossed eyes” or “wandering eyes”, occurs quite often. It can be recognized as the disorder...
Is Blue Light Bad For Me?
More and more people are talking about blue light. Blue light cancelling screens and glasses are certainly on the rise....
School Vision Screenings Aren’t Enough
Did you know that roughly ten million school children in the US have vision conditions that make it harder for...
What is this?
This is called a pegboard rotator. At Mountainview Vision Therapy, we use this instrument to help patients learn to better...