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Long-term dizziness may be caused by Vertical Heterophoria, a subtle eye misalignment. Treatment with aligning prismatic lenses—prescribed after a NeuroVisual Evaluation—can correct this misalignment, relieving symptoms like dizziness, nausea, motion...

After a traumatic brain injury, Elroy regained his balance and no longer needed a cane thanks to prismatic lenses that corrected eye misalignment (Vertical Heterophoria). The treatment relieved dizziness and...

After a traumatic brain injury, Robin—a nurse—treated her dizziness and disorientation with aligning prismatic lenses for Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD). The specialized lenses corrected subtle eye misalignments, allowing her to...

Judy had 20/20 vision but still experienced dizziness and discomfort from Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD), caused by subtle eye misalignments. With aligning prismatic lenses prescribed by a NeuroVisual specialist, her...

When symptoms like dizziness, anxiety, or blurred vision don’t improve with medication, the root cause may be Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD). Aligning prismatic lenses, prescribed by a NeuroVisual specialist, can...

Girls are more likely to get concussions than boys due to factors like weaker neck muscles, which reduce their ability to absorb impact. They also report more severe and longer-lasting...

Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) can mimic learning disabilities with symptoms like blurred vision, reading difficulties, headaches, and trouble focusing. A NeuroVisual Evaluation is needed to detect subtle eye misalignments and...

Patients with Vertical Heterophoria (VH) often find relief through NeuroVisual Evaluations and aligning micro-prism lenses. These lenses correct subtle eye misalignments, reducing symptoms like dizziness, light sensitivity, migraines, and nausea—restoring...

Even with 20/20 vision, a child may struggle in school due to Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD), a condition where eye misalignment causes reading issues, headaches, and attention problems. Custom prism...

When talking to someone with chronic pain, offer empathy and support with phrases like “I believe you,” “I’m here for you,” and “I’m so sorry you’re hurting.” Validating their experience...