How Does Vision Therapy Work?

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Our Process

First, all patients visit our office for a functional vision assessment. We strongly recommend that each patient has undergone a routine eye examination no more than 6 months prior to their assessment. We do accept referrals from all allied health professionals, although a referral is not required to access services. 

If it is determined that you may benefit from vision therapy, you will begin weekly one-on-one sessions with a trained vision therapist. Sessions are typically 45 minutes in length, and patients should expect to be given daily homework to complete between sessions. All patients have regular progress checks with their supervising optometrist to ensure that the program is proceeding as intended.  

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Our Locations

Brantford

  • 268 Brant Ave.
  • Brantford, ON N3T 3J7

We’ll be closed for the summer months, but mark your calendars for September 9th when we’ll be back with Saturday hours.

Ohsewken

  • 1721 Chiefswood Rd, Unit 13
  • Ohsweken, ON N0A 1M0

Call us Mondays and Wednesdays between 9:00 am-4:00 pm (We are closed 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm). Please call the Brantford location on other days of the week.

Our Blog

Can a Concussion Affect Your Vision?

Vision therapy

There used to be a time when we didn’t understand the effects that hitting your head could have. However, that’s no longer the case. We now know that concussions can cause a wide range of symptoms and effects. The effects of a concussion can go beyond headaches and dizziness too. A concussion can affect how […]

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August 16, 2023
Dr. Cynthia Markarian Bahoshy

Can Dry Eyes Cause Floaters?

Dry eye

Many Canadians, approximately 6 million, live with a condition known as dry eyes. Dry eyes can have many symptoms that can disrupt your daily life, like having blurred vision, mild physical irritations, and redness. Having normal changes to your vision can cause you to see eye floaters. Sometimes, with age, the appearance of eye floaters […]

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February 16, 2023
Dr. Cynthia Markarian Bahoshy

Can I Sleep with Contacts In?

Contact Lenses

Many people believe that sleeping with contact lenses is safe. So it’s no surprise that one-third of contact lens wearers sleep or nap with their contacts.  With a proper fit and prescription at your optometrist’s office, contact lenses may feel so comfortable you can forget you’re wearing a medical device in your eyes. We understand […]

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January 19, 2023
Dr. Cynthia Markarian Bahoshy
A doctor is doing a physical check-up and eye examination on a female injured soccer player who had a concussion in a n emergency room.

There used to be a time when we didn’t understand the effects that hitting your head could have. However, that’s no longer the case. We now know that concussions can cause a wide range of symptoms and effects. The effects of a concussion can go beyond headaches and dizziness too. A concussion can affect how […]

Read More…

view of a blue sky with white clouds. There are black lines and squiggles on the image to represent eye floaters caused by dry eye

Many Canadians, approximately 6 million, live with a condition known as dry eyes. Dry eyes can have many symptoms that can disrupt your daily life, like having blurred vision, mild physical irritations, and redness. Having normal changes to your vision can cause you to see eye floaters. Sometimes, with age, the appearance of eye floaters […]

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A close-up of a man's eyes got infected after sleeping with contact lenses on.

Many people believe that sleeping with contact lenses is safe. So it’s no surprise that one-third of contact lens wearers sleep or nap with their contacts.  With a proper fit and prescription at your optometrist’s office, contact lenses may feel so comfortable you can forget you’re wearing a medical device in your eyes. We understand […]

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