If a child is smart but having difficulty learning to read, has poor handwriting, can’t line up digits in a math problem, or memorizes words for a spelling test and then misspells them later, they may have a vision related learning problem. It takes 16 visual skills for learning in a classroom. These skills include tracking, focusing, visuo-motor integration (eye/hand coordination), visual memory, visual imagery and many more which have to work together efficiently for the gathering and processing of visual information. We take a developmental approach to therapy, helping our patients to learn to move their eyes with precision, coordinate them with the rest of their bodies, and to think visually. Our patients finish their therapy programs with increased confidence, better school performance, and the skills needed to succeed.