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What is VT? Vision Checklists Does your child have a visual problem? Success Stories US Directory Looking for vision care in another state? Fill out a form here to receive an immediate, free referral. Learning Disabilities Vision & Reading Dyslexia ADD/ADHD OPTOMETRISTS Vision Glossary Binocular Vision How does it work? Why do we need it? VISION3D.COM It takes healthy binocular vision to see those popular Magic Eye 3D pictures! 3D Art Gallery Magic Eye 3D, stereo photographs and drawings, FREE 3D glasses! P.A.V.E. Parents Active in Vision Education |
And Welcome to the Web site of Dr. Gushiken.... Yes, there are optometrists doing vision therapy even in Hawaii. And every day, more and more students are being helped by these specialists. There is a wealth of "vision" information available here. Please feel free to access this through the links to vision education pages on the left hand side of this page. These links have been kindly provided as a courtesy to optometrists by Rachel Cooper. ![]() Does your child get sleepy after reading only a few pages? (for other visually-related symptoms see "Vision Checklists")
Reading is a complex task requiring adequate language abilities, visual skills, cognitive abilities, intrinsic motivation, supportive parents, and pedagogy. Vision is a complex sensorimotor system. A behavioral optometrist believes that vision plays a pivotal role in reading. He utilizes state-of-the-art knowledge to help his patients become better readers, better information processors and better thinkers.
Clinically, a behavioral optometrist prescribes lenses differently than opthalmologists and other optometrists. His lens prescribing aims at improving visual function and performance. When visual dysfunctions are more involved, a behavioral optometrist prescribes vision therapy (please see "What is V.T.?" or "Therapy Procedures"). THANK YOU FOR VISITING US! MAHALO! Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions of UseCopyright © 1996-2007 Optometrists Network. All rights reserved. |