NeuroVision Clinic

03/30/2023

Meet Greg, one of our amazing vision therapists!

Greg is an accredited Practical Vision Therapist through Vision Therapy Canada. His personal experience in recovering from an mTBI provides Greg with firsthand knowledge on how it feels and what it takes to overcome Post Trauma Vision Syndrome, an invaluable asset to his patients. Greg enjoys music, learning guitar, and teaching and playing sports with his daughter.

02/23/2023

When there is a learning disability there is often a concurrent deficit in visual skill that acts as a further impediment to learning. Also, a child does not need to have a learning disability to have learning related vision problems. If a child is having trouble reading or avoids reading regardless of whether or not they are performing at grade level, there is a possibility they are struggling with dysfunction in their visual skill. Our visual examination for learning related vision problems is designed to assess the functional aspects of the visual process as it relates to academics such as: learning, reading, math, writing, and classroom performance.

As your visual skill improves, so does your eye movement coordination while reading. This is seen as increased reading speed and fluency.

For more information or any questions, please visit us at neurovision.clinic or contact us at admin@neurovisiontherapy.com!

02/13/2023

Introducing Dr. Lisa Chow to our NeuroVision Community!

Dr. Chow is our newest associate to join our practice.

Dr. Chow earned her Bachelors of Science in Biomedical Science and a minor in psychology from University of Waterloo. She completed advanced studies in Binocular Vision and Vision Therapy and Doctor of Optometry Degree at Salus University Pennsylvania College of Optometry in 2011. She is pursuing her Fellowship in Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation with NORA and has pursued specialized training in vision development with the Optometric Extension Program Foundation (OEPF).

Dr. Chow can't wait to meet you in the clinic for your assessment!

02/10/2023

Our online self-guided Sports Performance Training programs are launching soon!

Sports Vision Training, a form of vision therapy, and is aimed at developing specific visual skills and processing in athletes of all ages. Prescribed activities retrain the brain to effectively interact with the eyes and improve visual function which improves sports performance. This has been referred to as “the new frontier” for performance enhancement with professional athletes. Many pro-players are including Sports Vision Training as part of their regimen to give them a unique and improved edge over the competition.

02/06/2023

Get to know the faces behind NeuroVision Clinic! Dr. Coralee Mueller is our founding Optometrist and practice owner.

Dr. Mueller began practicing Optometry in 2001 after graduating with honours from the University of Waterloo. In 2011, she added Vision Therapy to her primary care practice. Dr. Mueller’s fascination with vision therapy was born out of her own learning related vision difficulties that affected her reading and learning as early as grade 3. Undiagnosed, she realized in university that she had a vision problem when she became symptomatic for double vision. In 2015, she graduated as a Fellow with the College of Optometrist in Vision Development. Her passion for vision therapy was further increased by her own head injury and recovery from post trauma vision syndrome, as well as being driven to find solutions for her daughter who was diagnosed with a lazy eye. By 2016, Dr. Mueller dedicated her optometric career to vision therapy, and founded NeuroVision Therapy. We opened the doors to our NeuroVision Therapy clinic, and added NeuroDevelopmental Movement™ to enhance our Vision Therapy capabilities, with dedication to providing Vision Therapy services and a sincere ability to help those with brain injury or learning issues to uncover higher potential.

12/07/2022

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10/28/2022

PoNS™ Therapy is now at NeuroVision!

We're hosting a webinar this Wednesday, November 2nd at 2pm and 7pm to talk all about this new, exciting rehabilitation modality at the clinic.

Used in conjunction with targeted therapeutic activities such as balance, gait and movement training, the PoNS™ device has the potential to restore balance in individuals with chronic balance deficit due to a mild or moderate traumatic brain injury or concussion and gait in individuals with gait deficit due to mild to moderate symptoms of multiple sclerosis.

Join us in learning more about PoNS™ Therapy and how it can contribute to the recovery process.

Register for 2 pm: http://shorturl.at/rsUY7

Register for 7 pm: http://shorturl.at/hpsvy

03/21/2022

We are excited for the warmer weather upon us, and the easing of restrictions in our community. However, as we are a healthcare facility, masks are still required in our clinic until at least April 27th. We appreciate your continued wearing of a mask when you come in to our clinic for an assessment, therapy, or optical appointment.

Thank you for your continued understanding!

01/04/2022

Reopening reminder

01/01/2022

Happy New Year

12/29/2021

Interested in learning how Vision Therapy can help you or have any inquiries? Book a free consultation by clicking the link in our bio! https://www.neurovision.clinic/bookings-checkout/book-your-free-consultation/book

12/28/2021

With increased screen time due to working from home and attending numerous virtual meetings and appointments, there is undoubtably increased digital eye strain. An easy way to minimize digital eyestrain is with the 20-20-20 rule. Every 20 minutes, take a 20 second break by looking at something 20 feet away! In social distancing terms, about three people away. In hockey terms, about 3 hockey sticks away.