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Standard school vision screenings usually test only distance vision and may miss subtle eye misalignments. Children can pass these tests but still struggle with reading, attention, or balance due to...

Prolonged computer use can cause headaches, neck pain, and eye strain, especially if subtle vision misalignment is present. Symptoms include head tilting, double vision, and discomfort. Specialized prism lenses may...

Double vision can go unnoticed when the brain compensates for subtle eye misalignments. This hidden issue may cause headaches, dizziness, anxiety, nausea, and reading difficulties, as the body remains under...

People with chronic headaches, dizziness, blurred vision, light sensitivity, balance issues, or concentration difficulties—especially when other diagnoses fail—may benefit from a NeuroVisual Evaluation. Subtle eye misalignments often missed in standard...

Supporting someone with TBI or persistent PCS involves patience, minimizing sensory overload, allowing extra processing time, and understanding social fatigue. Recognizing their limits and learning about their condition helps provide...

Dizziness, motion sickness, nausea, and balance problems may stem from subtle eye misalignment. When eyes don’t align properly, eye muscles overwork, causing vestibular-like symptoms often mistaken for inner ear or...

Anxiety can sometimes be linked to subtle vision misalignment that affects how the brain processes visual information. This may cause dizziness, headaches, balance problems, and sensory overload—symptoms that can trigger...

Vision misalignment is often overlooked because it receives limited focus in medical training and literature. Historically, inconsistent treatments hindered recognition. Recently, advances in diagnosis and treatment by specialists have increased...