Traumatic Brain Injuries and Their Effect on Mental Health
Do you or someone you know experience a concussion or other traumatic brain injury? For many who have suffered a TBI, they look “normal” or “the same” on the…
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Vision Rehabilitation Effective for Stroke and Injury Related Blindness
At VCDC, we work with patients with visual field loss due to strokes and other brain and eye injuries. For some, visual rehabilitation helps them coordinate their reduced vision…
What is Visual Thinking?
Visual thinking, visual perception, visual processing…. all different names for a set of skills that don’t take place in your eyeballs. It may be a strange concept, but all…
Headaches and Traumatic Brain Injuries
Headaches are one of the most common complaints that we hear about from our TBI patients. Medical Xpress (2/19) reported in a preclinical study to assess “persistent post-traumatic headaches”…
COVID-19 Precautions
-Updated 3/12/20 To clarify: the VCDC will remain open for in-person visits. Should this change, you will be updated. We are offering Virtual VT telemedicine visits, via Zoom, for…
Celebrate the Year of Vision on 02/20/20
Please join us at 6pm on Thursday, February 20, 2020 for our Seeing Beyond 2020 open house! Enjoy drinks, snacks, and prizes while you try out some of our…
Imagine developing three months of improvement in visual skills in as little as two weeks!
Imagine developing three months of improvement in visual skills in as little as two weeks! This is a great option for those with: Vision challenges of lower complexity, or…
Holiday Toy List 2017
Looking for toys for Hanukkah and Christmas that are both educational and fun? That support the visual skills necessary for reading and learning, but also engage? Toy List 2017…
Vision and Learning
Each year, the College of Optometrists in Vision Development promotes August as Vision and Learning Month. What’s this all about? With school starting soon, it’s an excellent time for…
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