One of the most common conditions Dr. Wernick sees in the office is convergence insufficiency. Scientific studies show that the […]
Dr. Wernick believes that one of the most positive aspects of successfully treating visual deficits in children, is in the sense of renewed confidence it instills in them.
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Parents often report that as their children continue to struggle with visual problems in school, they begin to lose confidence and start comparing themselves with classmates. They begin to make generalized statements doubting their own intelligence, pointing to other students who appear to perform better as "proof" of their inferior intellect. The psychological effects can be devastating.
There are high visual demands for a school age child and when a child cannot keep up with these expectations, he or she can struggle in so many ways, including challenges with self-esteem. These struggles can often be overlooked or misdiagnosed, however very often the underlying problem can be related to a deficit in the child’s visual system. Dr. Wernick is experienced in diagnosing and treating these visual challenges which extend far beyond how well a child can read from the eye chart.
One of the most common conditions Dr. Wernick sees in the office is convergence insufficiency. Scientific studies show that the […]
Saccade eye movement is a jump eye movement. This movement involves looking at something and then looking at another thing […]
Various minor ailments and conditions can occur in our eyes and it is important to know what to do next, […]
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