CHANGING LIVES THROUGH VISION DEVELOPMENT
Welcome to Idaho Vision Development Center
Serving Idaho Falls, Ammon, Rigby, Shelley, Rexburg, Blackfoot and surrounding areas in Eastern Idaho for vision needs beyond 20/20.
Our eye doctor, Daniel Nielson, specializes in vision therapy and rehabilitation for all ages, including pediatric eye care. Through guided vision activities and exercises, learning disabilities are overcome to unlock potential in individual lives.
Many times a bright child struggling in school, someone labeled with dyslexia, or attention deficit problems are really overlooked vision problems. The first step in finding help is in the right diagnosis.
Often a concussion, stroke, or brain injury leaves a person with lingering symptoms such as blurred vision, headaches that worsen with reading, or double vision. A developmental evaluation is the right step to overcoming those challenges.
Vision Therapy helps by providing the proper visual skills for eye teaming, tracking and focusing that cannot be corrected with glasses, contacts, or surgery alone. This in turn will advance learning and provide confidence for success in school, work and all activities where vision is needed. Let us help you get on a path that will benefit you throughout your life.
Begin by scheduling a developmental evaluation to assess over 15 visual skills which are needed for learning and reading. A typical eye examination only checks distance vision and eye health and may miss a hidden vision problem.
Vision Therapy — also known as visual rehabilitation, eye training or vision training (including sports vision training) — is a highly successful treatment for vision problems related to many conditions or diagnoses, such as: lazy eye, double vision, traumatic brain injury (TBI), concussion and/or post-concussion syndrome, ADD/ADHD and other attention deficit disorders, convergence insufficiency, visual processing disorders, eye tracking and eye teaming deficits, lack of depth perception or 3D stereoscopic vision, problems with sports performance and/or hand-eye coordination, autism spectrum disorders and much more.
Undetected binocular (two-eyed) vision problems or visual processing disorders can cause difficulties with reading fluency, speed, and comprehension, standardized testing or timed tests, homework completion, sports performance and sports vision training and much more.
BUILDING CONFIDENCE
OPENING POTENTIAL
ADVANCING LEARNING
