Neuro-Visual Performance Institute

03/17/2026

Stay safe everyone!

03/11/2026

Something exciting has been brewing … our podcast is live!! 🎙️

Tune in and let us know what you think AND what you’d like us to talk about it next!

New Episode- Why Your Child’s Struggles Might Not Be What You Think.

This introductory episode is for moms, athletes, and families who know something is off with focus, learning, behavior, or performance—but haven’t gotten answers that actually fit. Dr. Graebe explains how a lack of key visual skills can quietly masquerade as ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, poor sports performance, and “just not trying hard enough,” even when standard eye exams say everything looks normal. You’ll get a simple, clear picture of what the visual system really does, who we can help, and how changing these skills can create permanent improvements in performance in almost every area of life—at school, at home, and on the field.

Brought to you by Woodford County Chamber of Commerce and Visit Woodford.

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Neuro-Visual Performance Institute

01/27/2026

❄️We are CLOSED today Tuesday, January 27th due to winter weather❄️

We plan to also post here if there are any changes to our business hours Wednesday,  as well. If you don’t see a post, that means we are operating under normal business hours.

Stay safe & stay warm!

01/25/2026

❄️TOMORROW❄️ Monday, January 26, 2026, we are CLOSED.

We plan to also post here if there are any changes to our business hours Tuesday as well. If you don’t see a post, that means we are operating under normal business hours.

Stay safe & stay warm!

12/25/2025

🎄🎅🏼Merry Christmas to all… from the Graebe Bunch🎄🎅🏼

We hope everyone has a wonderful and safe holiday with friends and family ❤️

12/23/2025

Another year, another successful Christmas party in the books 🎁✨

Fun was had. Games were won. Cookies were eaten.

Love this team we have. We’re looking forward to next year together!!

12/21/2025

Reading may seem simple, but it actually relies on many complex visual and cognitive skills working together. Clear eyesight alone isn’t enough. Successful reading requires precise eye teaming, accurate eye tracking, flexible focusing, and strong visual processing so the brain can decode, understand, and retain information. When these skills aren’t working efficiently, reading becomes exhausting and comprehension suffers. The encouraging news is that these visual skills can be measured, trained, and improved, leading to better reading performance and reduced fatigue.

• Reading depends on eye tracking, teaming, and focusing
• Visual fatigue can impact comprehension and retention
• Visual skills can be tested and strengthened

At the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, we’re here to support your child’s journey toward better visual health and overall development. Let’s work together to ensure they have the best start possible!

Dr. Graebe, a board-certified optometrist specializing in vision development, vision therapy, and vision rehabilitation, leads the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, with two locations conveniently serving Southern and Central Kentucky.

To schedule an appointment at our Versailles or Somerset locations call us at 859-879-0089 or visit our website at https://nvpinstitute.com

12/20/2025

Vision and learning are far more connected than most people realize. Good eyesight alone doesn’t guarantee that a child has the visual skills needed to succeed in school. Learning depends heavily on how well the eyes track, team, focus, and sustain attention. When these skills are weak, information doesn’t stick—creating gaps that grow as academic demands increase. The encouraging news is that visual skills are learned, and with proper evaluation and training, they can be strengthened and fully integrated for long-term success.

• Learning relies heavily on visual processing
• Eye tracking, focusing, and teaming support comprehension
• Visual skills can be trained and embedded for daily use

At the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, we’re here to support your child’s journey toward better visual health and overall development. Let’s work together to ensure they have the best start possible!

Dr. Graebe, a board-certified optometrist specializing in vision development, vision therapy, and vision rehabilitation, leads the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, with two locations conveniently serving Southern and Central Kentucky.

To schedule an appointment at our Versailles or Somerset locations call us at 859-879-0089 or visit our website at https://nvpinstitute.com

12/14/2025

Vision and learning are far more connected than most people realize. Good eyesight alone doesn’t guarantee that a child has the visual skills needed to succeed in school. Learning depends heavily on how well the eyes track, team, focus, and sustain attention. When these skills are weak, information doesn’t stick—creating gaps that grow as academic demands increase. The encouraging news is that visual skills are learned, and with proper evaluation and training, they can be strengthened and fully integrated for long-term success.

• Learning relies heavily on visual processing
• Eye tracking, focusing, and teaming support comprehension
• Visual skills can be trained and embedded for daily use

At the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, we’re here to support your child’s journey toward better visual health and overall development. Let’s work together to ensure they have the best start possible!

Dr. Graebe, a board-certified optometrist specializing in vision development, vision therapy, and vision rehabilitation, leads the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, with two locations conveniently serving Southern and Central Kentucky.

To schedule an appointment at our Versailles or Somerset locations call us at 859-879-0089 or visit our website at https://loom.ly/NiXpCQ0

12/13/2025

Handwriting is far more complex than it appears. Before a child ever puts pencil to paper, the brain must visualize letters, organize space on the page, recall letter forms, and coordinate the eyes and hands to execute the movement. When handwriting is messy or inconsistent, it’s rarely just a fine motor issue—it’s usually related to visual processing, visual memory, spatial awareness, or visual-motor integration. The good news is that these skills can be evaluated and strengthened with the right programs.

• Handwriting depends on visualization and visual memory
• Spatial awareness helps organize letters on the page
• Eye–hand coordination is key to legible writing

At the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, we’re here to support your child’s journey toward better visual health and overall development. Let’s work together to ensure they have the best start possible!

Dr. Graebe, a board-certified optometrist specializing in vision development, vision therapy, and vision rehabilitation, leads the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, with two locations conveniently serving Southern and Central Kentucky.

To schedule an appointment at our Versailles or Somerset locations call us at 859-879-0089 or visit our website at https://nvpinstitute.com

12/12/2025

NVPI - Versailles will be operating on a 1-hour delay today. Stay safe!

12/07/2025

Pediatric concussions are more common than many realize, and they don’t always involve losing consciousness. Even a simple fall can cause changes in the brain that affect recovery. One key area impacted is the visual system—specifically eye pointing and tracking. These skills are often the first to decline after a concussion and the last to return, which is why visual testing is now considered an important part of safe return-to-activity decisions for kids and athletes. Allowing rest, proper monitoring, and evaluation by healthcare providers is essential to support full and safe recovery.

• Concussions can occur without losing consciousness
• Eye tracking is often the last system to recover
• Proper evaluation guides safe return to activity

At the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, we’re here to support your child’s journey toward better visual health and overall development. Let’s work together to ensure they have the best start possible!

Dr. Graebe, a board-certified optometrist specializing in vision development, vision therapy, and vision rehabilitation, leads the Neuro-Visual Performance Institute, with two locations conveniently serving Southern and Central Kentucky.

To schedule an appointment at our Versailles or Somerset locations call us at 859-879-0089 or visit our website at https://nvpinstitute.com