VISION THERAPY

Jane has studied behavioural optometry and has developed a more holistic approach to eye care which complements more conventional optometric practice.

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Behavioural optometry is a specialisation within Optometry that focuses attention on the quality of visual skills rather than just the ability to “see”.

It investigates how the brain, eyes and body work together as a team and although we are born with a pair of eyes, the process of understanding what we see is a learned skill.

Behavioural optometrists use lenses, filters and exercises to help develop a more efficient and complete visual processing, allowing improved performance and co-ordination at school, in sports and also in the workplace.

Conditions which can be helped include:​

• Poor hand writing

• Lack of concentration / Reading difficulties

• Lazy Eyes or Squints

• Headaches, double vision / Poor co-ordination