NeuroSensory Center of Eastern Pennsylvania

NeuroSensory Center of Eastern Pennsylvania Vision Deficits related to Concussions/Brain Injury; Reading/School Issues, Migraines, Autism, ADHD, CVA, NeuroSensory Disorders related to Vision Issues

The NeuroSensory Center of Eastern Pennsylvania is one of a growing number of specialized facilities dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of Neurosensory Disorders. We strive to deliver the best quality care to our patients. At the NeuroSensory Center, our clinic utilizes the most advanced technology and the latest research to help identify the "source" of each patient's disorder. Our diagnost

ic system includes non-invasive, FDA-approved tests and provides an integrated and easy-to-read graphical illustration of the patient’s neurosensory system. This allows our doctors to "treat the source" of the disorder, and not just the symptoms.

May is Stroke Awareness Month ❤️Many people are told recovery plateaus after a few months…That’s not true.The brain can ...
05/04/2026

May is Stroke Awareness Month ❤️

Many people are told recovery plateaus after a few months…

That’s not true.

The brain can continue to change and adapt with the RIGHT stimulation.

✨ Neuroplasticity doesn’t have an expiration date.

At NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA, we take a different approach to stroke recovery—one that focuses on how the brain is functioning, not just how the body is moving.

After a stroke, it’s common to see:
👁️ Visual field loss or double vision
🧠 Slowed processing speed
🚶 Balance and coordination issues
😵 Dizziness or spatial disorientation

That’s because the visual and sensory systems are often disrupted.

👉 We use targeted therapies to retrain:
• Eye tracking + visual processing
• Brain-body coordination
• Balance and spatial awareness
• Sensory integration

By improving how the brain processes visual information, we help patients:
✔️ Move more confidently
✔️ Improve balance
✔️ Increase independence
✔️ Regain function that may have been overlooked

This isn’t just rehab.
It’s brain retraining.

If you or a loved one feels like progress has stalled… there may be more potential left than you’ve been told.

Call us today to learn more about our approach to stroke recovery. 570-763-0054

Tomorrow is Earth Day and we’re reminded that everything works best when it’s in balance 🌎Just like nature, your body de...
04/21/2026

Tomorrow is Earth Day and we’re reminded that everything works best when it’s in balance 🌎

Just like nature, your body depends on systems working together—especially your brain and visual system.

When that connection is disrupted (from a concussion, developmental delay, or neurological condition), it can impact how you move, learn, focus, and feel every day.

Vision therapy helps restore that balance—naturally.

🌿 Improving how the brain processes visual input
🌿 Supporting coordination and focus
🌿 Helping patients feel more grounded and in control

Healing doesn’t always come from doing more—sometimes it comes from helping the body work the way it was designed to.

This Earth Day, take a step toward better balance—for yourself or someone you love 💚

📞 Call to schedule an evaluation 570-763-0054

Struggling with focus, headaches, dizziness, or feeling “off”… but not sure why?It could be your visual system.After a c...
04/15/2026

Struggling with focus, headaches, dizziness, or feeling “off”… but not sure why?

It could be your visual system.

After a concussion, brain injury, or even with conditions like ADHD, the brain and eyes can stop working together properly—impacting everything from reading and learning to balance and daily comfort.

At the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA, we look beyond basic eyesight to evaluate how your brain processes visual information.

Because when your visual system works better…
✨ focus improves
✨ symptoms decrease
✨ confidence grows

You don’t have to “push through” the symptoms.

📞 Call us to learn more 570-763-0054
📧 Email us with questions keystonensc@gmail.com
🌐 Visit our website to schedule an evaluation www.keystonensc.com

Your brain and vision are connected—let’s get them working together again.

Autism Looks Different in Every ChildApril is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to increase understanding and celebrate ne...
04/06/2026

Autism Looks Different in Every Child

April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to increase understanding and celebrate neurodiversity.

Autism is called a spectrum because every child’s brain develops and functions a little differently.

Some children may struggle with sensory overload.
Others may have difficulty with communication, focus, or motor coordination.

Some children are highly verbal.
Some communicate in different ways.

There is no single “look” of autism.

What matters most is understanding how each child’s brain processes the world and providing the right support to help them thrive.

At the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern Pennsylvania, we evaluate the neurological systems that affect learning, behavior, balance, sensory processing, and cognitive development.

Because no two brains are the same, treatment should never be one-size-fits-all.

Early understanding and targeted support can make a meaningful difference in a child’s development. Contact us today to learn more. 570-763-0054

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding about traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and concus...
03/26/2026

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding about traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and concussions.

Every year, millions of people experience head injuries from sports, falls, car accidents, and everyday accidents.

While many concussions are considered “mild,” they can still disrupt important brain systems responsible for:

⚖️ Balance
👀 Vision and eye movement
🧠 Cognitive processing
🔄 Sensory integration

One of the most overlooked effects of a concussion is how it can impact vision.

After a head injury, the brain may struggle to properly control how the eyes work together. This can lead to symptoms like:

👁️ Blurry vision
📱 Difficulty reading or using screens
💡 Light sensitivity
😵 Dizziness or headaches
📖 Trouble focusing while reading

In fact, vision problems are extremely common after concussions because the brain systems that control eye movement, focus, and visual tracking are closely connected to areas affected by head trauma.

At the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern Pennsylvania, we evaluate neurological systems that can be impacted after concussion, including:

👀 eye movement and visual coordination
⚖️ balance and vestibular function
🧠 cognitive processing
🔄 sensory integration

Understanding how these systems are functioning allows us to develop targeted therapies that support the brain’s recovery process.

Because sometimes the symptoms after a concussion aren’t just about the head injury itself —
they’re about how the brain is processing the world afterward. Contact us today at 570-763-0054 to learn more.

Spring is the perfect time to take advantage of natural sensory experiences that help support a child’s developing nervo...
03/23/2026

Spring is the perfect time to take advantage of natural sensory experiences that help support a child’s developing nervous system.

Many children today spend large portions of their day indoors, sitting still and focusing. While those skills are important, the brain also needs movement and sensory input to develop properly.

Outdoor play provides powerful stimulation for several important systems in the brain, including the vestibular system (balance), proprioception (body awareness), and sensory processing.

Some simple spring activities that support brain development include:

• Barefoot walking in grass – helps stimulate sensory receptors in the feet and improve body awareness
• Climbing at the playground – strengthens coordination, motor planning, and balance
• Swinging – activates the vestibular system, which plays a key role in attention and emotional regulation
• Trampoline jumping – provides proprioceptive input that helps calm and organize the nervous system
• Nature walks – encourage sensory exploration through sights, sounds, textures, and movement
• Digging in the dirt or sand – builds tactile tolerance and fine motor skills

These activities may look like simple play, but they are actually important for how the brain processes sensory information and develops motor control.

For some children, sensory systems may not be functioning as efficiently as they should. This can lead to challenges with things like:

• attention and focus
• emotional regulation
• coordination and balance
• sensory sensitivities

At the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern Pennsylvania, we specialize in evaluating how the brain processes sensory and neurological input. Through comprehensive testing and targeted therapies, we help support the systems responsible for balance, coordination, sensory processing, and cognitive function.

Sometimes the most powerful therapies begin with something as simple as movement and sensory experiences that help the brain organize itself more effectively.

And the best part?

To kids, it just feels like playing outside.

Want more info? Contact us today at 570-763-0054

03/10/2026

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about conditions that can affect how children grow, learn, and interact with the world around them.

One of the most important things parents can know is this:
Early intervention can make a tremendous difference in a child’s development.

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about conditions that can affect how chil...
03/10/2026

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about conditions that can affect how children grow, learn, and interact with the world around them.

One of the most important things parents can know is this:
Early intervention can make a tremendous difference in a child’s development.

Sometimes the early signs are subtle. Parents may notice small things that just feel “off” — and those instincts are often worth paying attention to.

Some early signs may include:

• Sensitivity to sounds, clothing, food textures, or bright lights
• Delayed speech or motor milestones compared to peers
• Difficulty with attention, focus, or following directions
• Frequent meltdowns or trouble regulating emotions
• Clumsiness, poor balance, or difficulty with coordination
• Avoiding eye contact or social interaction

These signs don’t always mean a child has a developmental disability. But they can signal that the brain may be processing sensory information differently.

At the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA, we use specialized neurosensory testing and therapy to evaluate how the brain processes information related to:

• Balance and vestibular function
• Sensory processing
• Motor coordination
• Attention and cognitive processing

With the right support, many children experience significant improvements in focus, behavior, emotional regulation, and overall development.

If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts.

Early evaluation can make a life-changing difference in a child’s trajectory.

Call us today at 570-763-0054 to learn more

Due to icy road conditions, our office will be closed today for the safety of our patients and staff.Our team will be re...
03/03/2026

Due to icy road conditions, our office will be closed today for the safety of our patients and staff.

Our team will be reaching out to all scheduled patients to reschedule appointments as soon as possible.

Please stay safe, stay warm, and avoid unnecessary travel today. We appreciate your understanding!

To the parents driving to therapy appointments…To the spouses learning new care routines…To the caregivers advocating ti...
02/17/2026

To the parents driving to therapy appointments…
To the spouses learning new care routines…
To the caregivers advocating tirelessly…

We see you.

Neurological recovery is rarely a solo journey — it takes patience, resilience, and extraordinary kindness.

Today, we celebrate the quiet heroes walking alongside their loved ones.

If no one has told you lately:

You are doing an amazing job.

Your Heart Protects Your Brain ❤️Most people don’t realize that stroke is a leading cause of long-term disability — and ...
02/11/2026

Your Heart Protects Your Brain ❤️

Most people don’t realize that stroke is a leading cause of long-term disability — and many survivors experience challenges with:

• vision
• balance
• spatial awareness
• reading
• concentration

The encouraging news?
The brain has an incredible ability to adapt.

With targeted neuro-visual therapy, patients can often regain skills that once felt lost.

If you or someone you love is navigating stroke recovery, know this:

👉 Progress is possible.
👉 Healing is not linear.
👉 Support matters.

This American Heart Month, take care of both your heart and your brain.

Call us today for more information on stroke recovery. 570-763-0054

Game Day is Almost Here 🏈As we gather to watch the biggest football game of the year, it’s also a great reminder of how ...
02/06/2026

Game Day is Almost Here 🏈

As we gather to watch the biggest football game of the year, it’s also a great reminder of how important brain safety is — for athletes of every age.

Concussions don’t just impact professional players.
They happen on youth fields, playgrounds, ski slopes, and even during everyday falls.

⚠️ Symptoms are not always obvious:
• headaches
• dizziness
• difficulty concentrating
• visual disturbances
• fatigue
• behavioral changes

Many concussion symptoms are actually vision-related, which is why proper evaluation matters.

At NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA, we help patients recover visual function, improve processing, and safely return to school, work, and sports.

🙏 This Sunday, we’re cheering for a great game — and praying for the safety of every athlete on the field.

Your brain is worth protecting. Always.

📞 If you suspect a concussion, early care makes a difference. Call us today at 570-763-0054

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250 Pierce Street Ste 317
Kingston, PA
18704

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