Visual Health & Learning Center

05/05/2026

New research shows that children may experience Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) more often than previously thought—and this matches what we’re seeing in our practice. If your child has ever described seeing “static,” dots, or unusual visual patterns, we’re happy to help guide you - call to learn more or schedule an evaluation.

04/29/2026

🌟 Homeschooling but Something Still Feels Off? 🌟
(SUFS provider)

You’ve chosen homeschooling so your child can learn in the best way possible.
But if reading is still a struggle… it might not be the curriculum.

👀 Learning-related vision problems can impact:
• Reading fluency and comprehension
• Attention and focus
• Eye tracking and skipping lines
• Headaches or fatigue during schoolwork

And many children pass a standard eye exam but still have these challenges.

At the Visual Health & Learning Center in Orlando, we specialize in identifying and treating vision issues that affect learning — especially for children who learn at home.

✨ Through customized vision therapy, we help children:
• Read more comfortably and confidently
• Improve focus and attention
• Reduce frustration during school time

📍 Located in Orlando
📅 Schedule a developmental vision evaluation today

💬 Call us at 407.277.5729 or visit: www.visualhealthlearning.com

04/02/2026

Today is World Autism Awareness Day 💙
Every child sees the world in their own unique way. Today we celebrate those differences, the strengths they bring, and the importance of understanding, patience, and support.

Awareness matters. Acceptance matters more.

Today marks the 14th annual ! Around the world, communities come together to today in recognition of people with autism and those who love and support them.

Learn all the ways you can at: www.autismspeaks.org/light-it-blue

03/02/2026

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month!

It’s an important reminder that when the brain is injured, the visual system is often affected too.

Concussion, stroke, and other acquired brain injuries can disrupt how the eyes work together, how the brain processes visual information, and how patients move through their world. Many individuals experience double vision, headaches, light sensitivity, poor concentration, dizziness, or difficulty reading - all symptoms that are frequently misunderstood or overlooked.

Vision Therapy, guided by trained developmental optometrists and therapists, plays a critical role in neuro-optometric rehabilitation. Through individualized, evidence-informed programs, patients can rebuild visual efficiency, regain confidence, and restore functional skills that impact school, work, and daily life.

If you or someone you know is recovering from a brain injury and struggling with visual symptoms, don’t overlook this vital piece of the puzzle.

🔎 Find a qualified developmental optometrist through OVDRA’s Locate a Doctor directory: https://locate.covd.org/