What is Vision Therapy?
Vision Therapy creates a stronger connection between the eyes and the brain, two vital components of the visual system. This enhanced communication can involve realigning the eyes, bolstering eye coordination and movements, and fine-tuning how we process visual cues.
Under Dr. Montgomery’s expert guidance, Vision Therapy involves consistent weekly office sessions coupled with a regimen of at-home exercises. These activities are designed to reinforce and solidify the visual skills acquired during the in-office sessions.
Our unique approach employs specialty equipment to provide real-time feedback to patients on their task performance. This immediate feedback mechanism allows patients to make adjustments on the spot and witness the effects of these changes instantly. Consequently, patients rapidly learn how to adjust their actions to perform each task correctly.
Once a visual skill is ingrained through Vision Therapy, it becomes a lifelong asset that doesn’t necessitate continual upkeep. Therefore, Vision Therapy serves as a permanent solution to a wide array of functional and binocular vision challenges, proving its effectiveness and lasting impact.

Common Signs:
Tired Eyes After School/Work
Frontal Headaches
Re-Reads Lines
Loses Place When Reading
Trouble Aligning Columns
Words Appear to "Move"
Loses Place When Reading
Trouble Aligning Columns
Words Appear to "Move"
Personalized Plans for vision therapy success


We understand that each person’s visual challenges are unique & demand individualized care. That is why Dr. Montgomery designs comprehensive vision therapy plans tailored to your specific needs & goals. With thorough assessments, advanced techniques, & ongoing support, we work closely with you to create a customized roadmap for visual success. Our goal is to empower you on your journey towards improved visual function, enhanced learning abilities, & a brighter future.

Success Stories
DeeDee’s Story
I remember getting very tired whenever I would read, even if it was a short period of time. I would also lose my spot on the page often. As you can imagine, I stayed exhausted during college and at my job which required a lot of reading a computer work. In my late 20s...
Ashley’s Story
Before Vision Therapy I was a slow reader compared to my peers and I was having trouble completing all of the reading homework that was assigned. I would get very tired quickly while reading. Computer work was hard for me to focus on during M.A.P. testing at school. I...
Tanner’s Story
I have amblyopia that affects my left eye. This has caused my left eye to be mostly unresponsive to correction from a contact lens or glasses, and, as I learned from Dr. Montgomery, has also likely caused my eyes to have a vertical misalignment. Before VT, I always...