Faces of Kelowna: Okanagan Vision Therapy
In this special release issue of the Faces of Kelowna (Kelowna Now), Dr. Rollett discusses the work his clinic has done over the past decade here in our city. Read…
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Therapeutic Prism Glasses for Patients with Post-concussion Syndrome
It’s an exciting day for us at Okanagan Vision Therapy, as we unveil the publishing of our very own Dr. Kelly Wawryk’s article on the use of therapeutic prism glasses…
Enhancing Cognitive Agility: The Importance of Training Saccadic Eye Movements in Vision Therapy
In the realm of human perception, the eyes play a paramount role. Among their many functions, the ability to execute rapid, precise eye movements, known as saccades, is crucial for…
Concussion Vision Care in Kelowna, Vernon and Nelson
Today, let’s delve into an often overlooked aspect of concussion recovery – Vision Therapy. We will study the connection between the brain and the eyes to understand how Vision Therapy…
Open Your Eyes: Our Revealing Documentary into the World of Vision Therapy
After three years of dedicated effort, we are overjoyed to unveil something very close to our hearts – the world’s first-ever documentary on Vision Therapy, “Open Your Eyes”. This project has been…
The role of Vision in our Sense of Balance
Today we’re delving into a topic that sits at the intersection of two fascinating realms: vision and dizziness. As we embark on this exploration, let’s unravel the intricate dance between…
Vision & Stroke: How does a stroke affect your vision?
Experts estimate that two-thirds of stroke survivors face challenges with their vision. Given that approximately 50-60% of our brain is dedicated to visual processing, this is not surprising. However, the…
10 Years of Vision Therapy in the Okanagan
10 Years of Vision Therapy in the Okanagan They often say that it’s easy to overestimate what can be achieved in a year, but underestimate what can be achieved in…
Pediatric Optometry & Children’s Eye Exams
For many parents, the idea of having an eye exam for your infant may sound a little daunting. Which is clearer – one, or two? Not exactly a question a…
The widespread “learning disability” you’ve never heard of
Shared, with commentary, is a recently published parenting essay that perfectly describes a story we hear far too often. A family sensing a “puzzle piece” is missing, despite being told…