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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 diagnostic 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.

10/29/2025

🎃🩵 It’s Not Too Late to Join the Teal Pumpkin Project! 🩵🎃

Halloween fun should be for everyone! 👻✨

You can still register your home to participate in the Teal Pumpkin Project — a nationwide movement that makes trick-or-treating safer and more inclusive for children with sensory sensitivities, food allergies, and special needs.

When you place a teal pumpkin outside your home, it signals to families that you’re offering non-food treats in a calm, welcoming environment. 🩵

👉 Register your home here:www.tealpumpkinproject.org

🎁 Still Time to Grab These Sensory-Friendly, Non-Food Treats:

Glow sticks or light-up rings 💡
Stickers, tattoos, or coloring pages 🎨
Bubbles 🫧
Fidget toys or stress balls 🌀
Mini notebooks or crayons ✏️
Small Play-Doh or sensory putty 🩵

You can find all of these at stores like Target, Dollar Tree, Walmart, or even the seasonal aisles at grocery stores — so it’s not too late to join in!

🗺️ For Parents of Sensory-Sensitive Trick-or-Treaters:

Check out the map of Teal Pumpkin homes to plan your route ahead of time so your child can enjoy a fun, calm, and inclusive night!

Find participating homes here 👉 www.tealpumpkinproject.org/map

💡 Trick-or-Treating Tips for Sensory-Sensitive Kids:

Bring noise-canceling headphones 🎧
Choose soft, tag-free costumes 👕
Go early when crowds are smaller 🌅
Take breaks when needed 🚗
Celebrate any participation — even a few houses can be a big win! 🧡

At the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA, we’re passionate about helping children with sensory challenges thrive — not just on Halloween, but every day.

Through vision therapy and personalized sensory programs, we help kids strengthen their visual and sensory processing, build confidence, and enjoy life’s little moments. 🌟

Learn more or reach out for support 570.763.0054

🩵 Happy (and inclusive) Halloween from all of us! 🎃👻

10/23/2025

A new study just published shows that vision therapy can reverse concussion-related double and blurred vision — with nearly 90% of patients recovering normal vision after just 12 weeks of therapy.

Researchers proved how concussion often disrupts how the eyes work together (called convergence), and that targeted vision therapy can retrain the brain to restore coordination and focus.

👁️ At Neurosensory Center of Eastern PA, our vision therapy program uses similar, evidence-based protocols to help patients recover from concussion symptoms like:
✔️ Blurry or double vision
✔️ Reading fatigue or headaches
✔️ Difficulty focusing or concentrating

If you or your child is still struggling with vision problems after a concussion, recovery is possible — and vision therapy can help.

👉 Learn more about this exciting research:
🔗 https://medicalxpress.com/news/2025-10-vision-therapy-reverses-concussion-blurred.html
…and schedule your Vision Function Evaluation with our team today at 570.763.0054.

10/20/2025

🍁 Pumpkin patches, hayrides, costumes, parades — fall is full of fun, but it can also be full of surprises. Here are a few ways to make seasonal outings smoother for sensory-sensitive kids:

🧡 Plan Ahead:
Preview what to expect with photos or videos of the event. Let your child help choose activities or costumes.

🎧 Pack Essentials:
Bring headphones, sunglasses, a favorite snack, and a comfort item to help your child self-regulate if things get overwhelming.

⏰ Go Early (or Late):
Arrive during less crowded times — many venues offer early access hours for families who need a quieter environment.

💬 Practice & Praise:
Talk about what will happen (e.g., waiting in line, seeing new people) and celebrate every small success along the way.

🌟 Be Flexible:
If your child needs a break or wants to go home early — that’s okay. The goal is joy, not perfection.

At the Neurosensory Center of Eastern PA, we love helping families find strategies that make experiences like these more accessible, comfortable, and fun.

Let’s help every child enjoy the magic of fall — at their own pace. 🍂

10/09/2025

🔍 New Study: Eye-Tracking Helps Spot Concussion-Related Vision Disorders in Kids

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia researchers have shown that infrared eye tracking metrics (like the “BOX score”) can help detect which children are suffering from visual dysfunction after concussion — even when symptoms linger beyond 28 days.

In the study, 62% of adolescents with prolonged concussion symptoms were diagnosed with a vision disorder (most commonly convergence insufficiency) via comprehensive testing.

The higher the BOX (eye tracking) score, the more likely a vision disorder was present.

The researchers emphasize that eye tracking could augment standard concussion evaluations and flag children who need specialist referrals sooner.

👁️ Why Parents Should Take Notice

After a concussion, kids often look fine on a basic eye chart — but still suffer from headaches, eye strain, blurred or double vision, reading fatigue, and difficulty concentrating. The visual system is intricate, and many post-concussive vision issues go undetected without specialized testing.

Imagine identifying those issues earlier — before they interfere with school, play, or recovery. That’s where vision therapy becomes essential.

🌟 How We Help at Neurosensory Center of Eastern PA

At our center, we combine state-of-the-art testing and customized vision therapy to give children the support they truly need after brain injury. For kids who’ve had concussions, here’s what we offer:

A Vision Function Evaluation — beyond just clarity, we assess convergence, tracking, accommodation, visual processing, and more

Personalized therapy plans aimed at improving eye teaming, focusing, eye movements, and integrating vision with balance / motor skills

Ongoing monitoring, adjustments, and progress tracking to ensure the therapy is helping toward real outcomes

If your child is still struggling months after a concussion — especially with vision or reading — we’d love to help. Vision therapy could be the missing piece to recovery.

📄 Read the full CHOP article:
🔗 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia study – eye tracking & vision after concussion

📞 Want to get started? Contact us for a vision evaluation and let’s see how we can support your child’s recovery. 570.763.0054

10/02/2025

✨ October is Dyslexia Awareness Month ✨

Dyslexia is the most common learning difference, affecting about 1 in 5 people. It’s not a reflection of intelligence—it’s simply a different way the brain processes language. This month is about raising awareness, breaking down stigma, and celebrating the strengths and resilience of those with dyslexia. 💙

For many parents, a dyslexia diagnosis can feel overwhelming at first. But with the right tools, support, and interventions, children with dyslexia can thrive in school and in life.

One piece of the puzzle is vision therapy. While dyslexia itself isn’t caused by vision problems, many kids with reading challenges also struggle with eye tracking, focus, or coordination. Vision therapy helps strengthen these visual skills, which can make reading less tiring and boost fluency, comprehension, and confidence.

📚 The message of this month is simple: Dyslexia does not define a child’s future. With structured literacy instruction, encouragement, and therapies like vision therapy, every child can unlock their potential.

If your child struggles with reading, you don’t have to navigate this journey alone. Our vision therapy program is here to help—call us at 570.763.0054 to learn more.

💡 Let’s use this month to spread awareness, encourage understanding, and celebrate the unique gifts of every child with dyslexia!

09/24/2025

🚨 New Research on Concussions & Vision 🚨

A new study from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), published in the Journal of Sport and Health Science, found that eye-tracking technology can help identify concussion-related vision disorders in children and teens who continue to have symptoms more than 28 days after injury.

📊 Key findings:

Nearly 2 million pediatric concussions occur each year in the U.S.

While most kids recover in a month, up to 30% experience lingering post-concussive symptoms.

Symptoms like blurred vision, double vision, eye strain, and headaches are often missed in typical concussion evaluations.

Eye-tracking tools, combined with a comprehensive vision exam, can improve early identification and treatment.

👁️ The most common vision disorder found? Convergence insufficiency—which can cause double vision and eye fatigue during reading and schoolwork.

💡 Why this matters: Early detection means children can get referred to the right specialists faster—helping them return to school, sports, and daily life with less struggle.

👉 At the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA, we specialize in post-concussion vision care and work closely with patients experiencing persistent symptoms. If your child has ongoing vision problems after a concussion, we’re here to help.

📞 Contact us today to schedule an evaluation. 570.763.0054

09/08/2025

✨ Patient Testimonial ✨
“After my stroke, I was struggling to read—the left side of the page was missing, I had to constantly refocus, and I ended up with headaches every time 📖💥.

Dr. Becker and his team at the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA gave me hope. Their easy, at-home vision therapy program was enjoyable and effective 🙌.

Now I can read without strain or headaches—something I thought I’d lost. I’m so thankful for Dr. Becker and his amazing staff 💙.

👉 I highly recommend them to anyone facing a vision challenge!”

If you or a loved one are struggling with vision problems, call us today at (570-763-0054 or visit www.keystonensc.com to learn how we can help. 👓✨

09/01/2025

✨ Wishing you a safe, joyful, and relaxing Labor Day Weekend! 🌞🍉🎆

Whether you’re soaking up the last days of summer 🌞 or planning for what’s next this fall 🍂📚… know that we’re always here to help with your:

🧠 Focus & attention
👀 Vision therapy & vestibular needs
💪 Energy & overall wellness
💛 Support for you + your family

From all of us at NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA — Happy Labor Day! 🎉🙌

08/26/2025

🚨 Did you know?
Every 9 seconds in the U.S., someone sustains a traumatic brain injury (TBI). That’s nearly 1.7 million Americans each year.

According to the CDC, the leading cause of TBIs is falls, followed by motor vehicle accidents and sports-related impacts. What many don’t realize is how deeply a TBI can affect vision—in fact, research shows that over 90% of TBI patients experience some form of visual dysfunction. 👀

These visual symptoms may include:

Blurred or double vision

Light sensitivity

Difficulty focusing or reading

Trouble with balance and depth perception

Headaches, dizziness, or eye strain

👉 These challenges can make everyday activities—like driving, working, or even spending time with family—frustrating and overwhelming. But here’s the good news: you don’t have to live with it forever.

At the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA, our Vision Therapy (VT) programs are specifically designed to help the brain and eyes work together again after injury. Through customized exercises and neuro-optometric rehabilitation, we help retrain the visual system, restore function, and improve quality of life.

✨ Many of our patients report:

Greater ease with reading and comprehension

Reduced headaches and eye strain

Improved balance and coordination

Renewed confidence in daily life

Your recovery journey is possible. Don’t let a brain injury define your future.

📞 Call us today at 570.763.0054 to learn more about how Vision Therapy can help you—or someone you love—heal after a TBI.

08/19/2025

🚫 Tired of being told your dizziness is “just in your head”?
It might be something called PPPD – Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness.

💫 PPPD feels like:
• A constant rocking, swaying, or floating sensation
• Worse when standing, bending, or tired 😴
• Triggered by busy patterns, crowds, or big open spaces 🛒🏟️

👀 Many people with PPPD also have VOR (Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex) deficits — that’s the reflex that keeps your eyes steady when your head moves.
When it’s not working well, your brain gets overwhelmed by visual motion.

🧠 The latest research shows PPPD improves best with:
✅ Advanced vestibular rehab targeting gaze stability
✅ Visual motion desensitization
✅ CBT or supportive therapy
✅ Sometimes medication or new brain stimulation techniques

💡 At The Neurosensory Center, we run specialized electrodiagnostic tests (vHIT, VEMP, VOR) to pinpoint these issues and design a custom recovery plan.

📞 If “visual vertigo” symptoms are limiting your life, call us today: 570-763-0054.
You don’t have to “just live with it.”

08/13/2025

🏃‍♂️⚽ Fall soccer season is here! But did you know that even routine heading might impact your child’s brain? Here’s what recent research shows:
🔬 Latest findings:
– Heading the ball—even without a concussion—can subtly change brain chemistry, nerve function, and microstructure. Small elevations in injury-related proteins have been detected after heading.
– MRI studies link frequent headers to changes in the brain’s white matter—especially in frontal lobe areas—similar to early signs of CTE.
– Concussion rates have dropped by ~25% since youth heading limits were introduced—proof that policy changes work.

⚽ What you can do as a parent:
1️⃣ Support heading guidelines — many leagues now limit headers for kids under 12.
2️⃣ Focus on safe technique — strengthening neck muscles & using softer, low-pressure balls reduce risk.
3️⃣ Stay informed & cautious — even “light” headers can impact reaction time & brain coordination.

🧠 Your child’s brain health matters.
If your child has played impact sports and suffered from a concussion — or is still struggling with dizziness, headaches, or concentration problems — we can help.
At the Neurosensory Center, we specialize in advanced diagnostic testing and targeted therapy to address post-concussion and visual-vestibular issues.

📞 Call us today at 570-763-0054 and get your child on the path to recovery.

08/02/2025

📚 Back to School Success Starts with Strong Visual Skills! 👓✏️

If your child struggles with reading, attention, focus, or homework frustration, it might not be a simple 20/20 vision issue. Many kids with perfectly “normal” eyesight still experience functional vision problems that can make learning extra challenging.

At the NeuroSensory Center of Eastern PA, our specialized Vision Therapy Program is designed to strengthen the visual skills your child needs to thrive in the classroom — from tracking and eye teaming to visual processing and sustained focus.

💡 Signs your child may benefit from vision therapy:

Skips lines or loses place while reading

Complains of eye strain or headaches

Difficulty concentrating on schoolwork

Poor reading comprehension

Trouble copying from the board

🎯 Our personalized, one-on-one vision therapy sessions help retrain the brain and eyes to work together more efficiently — leading to improved reading, comprehension, and confidence in the classroom.

👦👧 Start now and give your child the tools they need to succeed this school year!

📞 Call us today to schedule a comprehensive vision evaluation and see if vision therapy is right for your child. 570.763.0054

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250 Pierce Street Ste 317
Kingston, PA
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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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http://www.keystonensc.com/

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