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Behavioural optometry can help improve a child’s, young adult’s and student’s vision in several ways.

Firstly, it can detect and treat vision problems that are not usually identified during a routine eye exam. These may include binocular vision problems, eye movement disorders, and visual processing difficulties.

Secondly, behavioural optometrists use different vision therapy techniques to improve a child’s visual skills, including eye teaming, tracking, and focusing. This type of therapy can be tailored to suit the child’s specific needs and can help to improve reading fluency, handwriting, and overall academic performance.

Additionally, behavioural optometrists may recommend the use of special lenses to correct visual problems and improve visual comfort. Overall, behavioural optometry can significantly improve a child’s vision and quality of life.