Many suffer from persistent headaches, dizziness, & nausea yet few know that it could be their eyes.
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The doctors at Vision Specialists of Michigan have made pioneering discoveries into the diagnosis and treatment of Binocular Vision Dysfunction, an uncommonly recognized and poorly understood eye misalignment condition. Those who suffer from Binocular Vision Dysfunction tend to have a small amount of vertical eye misalignment, which the brain corrects by directing the eye muscles to properly reposition the eyes. However, using the eye muscles in this manner overworks them and they become strained and fatigued, causing the many symptoms of Binocular Vision Dysfunction. The doctors at Vision Specialists of Michigan have developed a very detailed and specialized Neurovisual Evaluation, which allows for the accurate diagnosis and treatment of Binocular Vision Dysfunction. Using realigning prismatic spectacle lenses, the strain and fatigue within the visual system is reduced or eliminated. Patients notice significant improvement in their symptoms during their first office visit. Improvement continues over the course of several visits as the prismatic prescription is fine-tuned and customized for the individual.
02/26/2026
If these experiences feel familiar, your eyes may be telling you something…
- Do you feel better closing or covering one eye?
- Do words blur, double, or shift when you read for a while?
- Do busy environments make you dizzy or anxious?
- Do headaches or eye fatigue build as the day goes on?
If you answered “yes” to more than one of these, your eyes may be working harder than they should to stay aligned.
A comprehensive evaluation can help uncover what’s really going on and whether Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) is part of the story.
👉 Take the quiz at isitmyeyes.com
02/23/2026
Living with dizziness can be incredibly frustrating, especially when every test comes back “normal.”
For many people, dizziness is caused by a mismatch between how the eyes, inner ears, and body communicate. When those systems aren’t working in harmony, symptoms like nausea, motion sensitivity, and imbalance can appear.
This doesn’t mean anything was missed or done wrong. It simply means there may be another piece of the puzzle worth exploring.
For some patients, that missing piece is how their eyes are working together. Exploring this connection can open the door to clearer answers and meaningful relief.
👉 Visit vsofm.com to learn more or schedule an appointment at 248-258-9000
02/19/2026
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience with us, Roberta! We’re incredibly grateful for your kind words and trust.
If you’re struggling with headaches, dizziness, or anxiety and still don’t have clear answers, know that you’re not alone and support is available.
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📱 248-258-9000
02/16/2026
You’re getting through the day, but visually, everything feels harder than it should.
For some people, symptoms like headaches, dizziness, difficulty focusing, or feeling visually overwhelmed aren’t just seasonal stress or screen fatigue. They can be signs that the eyes aren’t working together efficiently.
When the eyes are misaligned, the brain has to work harder to process visual information. That extra effort can show up as eye strain, discomfort, and a sense of mental overload, even during routine tasks.
This doesn’t mean anything is wrong with your motivation.
And it doesn’t mean you’re imagining it.
If you’ve been wondering why everyday visual tasks feel so demanding, your eyes may be part of the picture.
👓 Learn more at vsofm.com
02/13/2026
Carol’s symptoms were frightening. Dizziness, anxiety, and even stroke-like episodes that disrupted her daily life and affected her family.
After years of searching for answers, she discovered that Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) was at the root of her symptoms. With specialized care and custom micro-prism glasses, her vision misalignment was corrected and her life began to change.
Even more powerful, her children found relief too. One had previously been misdiagnosed with ADHD, unaware that vision misalignment was contributing to the struggle.
Stories like Carol’s remind us how interconnected vision, balance, and overall well-being truly are.
Night driving in the winter can feel especially overwhelming.
Headlight glare feels harsher.
Judging distance becomes more difficult.
Your eyes tire quickly… and anxiety can creep in behind the wheel.
For some people, these challenges aren’t just about darkness or weather. When the eyes don’t align correctly, visual processing becomes more demanding, especially in low-light or high-contrast situations.
If driving at night leaves you feeling tense, dizzy, or exhausted, your eyes may be working harder than they should.
Can you relate? 👇
👓 Learn more about BVD at the link in our bio.
02/05/2026
Ever sit down with a book, fully focused, but within minutes your eyes ache? Word blur? Or your lose your place on the page?
Many people assume this means they’re distracted, tired, or “just not a reader.” But for some, the real issue is that the eyes aren’t working together properly.
When the eyes are misaligned, reading becomes physically demanding. Your brain is constantly trying to merge two images into one which can lead to headaches, eye strain, and fatigue.
If reading feels harder than it should, it may not be your attention or motivation. It could be your vision.
Want to reach your reading goals this year, but feel like your eyes are holding you back?
👉 Visit vsofm.com to learn more or schedule an appointment at 248-258-9000
02/02/2026
Do you ever feel dizzy in busy stores?
Lose your place while reading?
Feel exhausted after screen time even when you take breaks?
These experiences can be signs that your eyes are working harder than they should to stay aligned.
Our online quiz isn’t a diagnosis—it’s simply a starting point. A way to see whether Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) could be contributing to what you’re experiencing.
If you’ve been searching for answers, this can be a helpful first step.
👉 Take the quiz at isitmyeyes.com
01/30/2026
Many people with Binocular Vision Dysfunction have perfect eyesight. That's right, 20/20 on the chart. 👀
The problem isn’t how clearly they see. It’s how well their eyes work together. When the eyes are even slightly misaligned, the brain has to constantly compensate. That constant strain can show up as migraines, dizziness, anxiety, balance issues, and light sensitivity (often for years before anyone connects the symptoms to vision).
👉 Take our FREE Binocular Vision Dysfunction questionnaire at isitmyeyes.com
It’s a simple first step toward answers and relief.
01/29/2026
What if the reason you don’t feel like yourself… starts with your eyes? 👀🧠
The BVDQ™ is a quick, easy screening tool designed to uncover whether Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) could be behind symptoms like headaches, dizziness, anxiety, light sensitivity, or feeling off-balance.
In this video, we break down:
✨ What the BVDQ™ is
✨ How it works
✨ Why it’s often the first step toward real, lasting relief through NeuroVisual® Medicine
If you’ve been searching for answers and nothing has quite fit, this could be the missing piece you didn’t know to look for.
Sometimes clarity starts with the right questions.
The BVDQ™ is a quick screening tool that helps uncover if Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) could be behind symptoms like headaches, dizziness, or anxiety. ...
01/26/2026
Anxiety, dizziness, headaches, migraines, light sensitivity...Do any of these symptoms sound familiar? 👀🧠
Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) often goes unnoticed because the symptoms don’t always feel like a vision issue. Many people spend years searching for answers — all while their eyes are quietly struggling to work together.
Other common symptoms of BVD include:
- Frequent headaches or migraines
- Dizziness, vertigo, or nausea
- Light sensitivity
- Anxiety or feeling overwhelmed in busy environments (especially in stores or while driving)
- Balance problems or feeling unsteady when walking
- Eye strain, fatigue, or trouble focusing
- Difficulty reading or concentrating
- Neck and shoulder tension
- Motion sensitivity or car sickness
What makes BVD so tricky is that many people with these symptoms often have 20/20 eyesight and are told their eyes are “fine.” The problem isn’t clarity — it’s coordination. When the eyes aren’t properly aligned, the brain works overtime to compensate, and that strain can impact the entire nervous system.
If this sounds like you, know that you’re not alone, and there are answers.
👉 Visit vsofm.com to learn more about Binocular Vision Dysfunction and your next steps toward relief.
01/23/2026
We’re incredibly grateful for the trust our patients place in us.
Helping people find answers, feel heard, and finally experience relief is why we do what we do — and it never gets old.
Every review is a reminder that hope, healing, and better days are possible. Thank you for letting us be part of your journey.
If you're ready to find relief, reach out!
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Since 1995 Dr. Debby Feinberg has been developing the field of NeuroVisual Medicine which is the optometric subspecialty that identifies and treats neurological / medical symptoms that originate directly or indirectly in the visual system.
Dr. Feinberg has been performing pioneering work with Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD), a condition where a vision misalignment (frequently subtle) creates difficulties with the two eyes working together to create a single 3-dimensional image, and difficulties with the two eyes following that image as it moves.
The symptoms caused by BVD are not usually associated with problems with the visual system, and include headache, dizziness, anxiety and panic, persistent post-concussive symptoms, gait instability and balance problems, frequent falls, neck pain, motion sickness, nausea, and reading and learning problems.
In 2004. Dr. Feinberg, along with Dr. Paul and her husband Dr. Mark Rosner (our Business Manager) established Vision Specialists of Birmingham, specifically designing the practice to accommodate the needs of the NeuroVisual Medicine patient. It is with pride that we can say we are one of the longest practicing professional eye care centers in Oakland County. It is truly a family run business, and it is that family spirit that will help us serve our friends and community for many years to come.
In 2011, we moved to our new facility in Bloomfield Hills and changed our name to Vision Specialists of Michigan.
Visit IsItMyEyes.com to take our screening questionnaire--it could change your life.
