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CRUCIAL LINKS             GIFTED PEOPLE             EYESIGHT VS. VISION             DEVELOPMENT HIERARCHY             HOW WE CAN HELP

HOW WE CAN HELP     VIEW OUR GRAPH OF DIAGNOSTICS

Vision is affected by changes in the nervous systems. The Mind-Eye Connection measures sensory integration – how auditory, visual, balance and motor pathways interact with the mind and with each other. What you see, and how you see, creates your world.

Diagnostic and Consultation Services are available to provide patients with a bigger plan for Autism, Allergies and Chemical Imbalances, Brain Injury, Central Auditory Processing Disorders (CAPD), Dyslexia, Electrocution Survivors, Head Trauma, Macular Degeneration, Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD), Perceptual deficits resulting from Strokes, Punctal Plugs for Dry Eyes.



To schedule an appointment, call our patient care coordinator at 847-501-2020. Since a thorough history is important, a complete intake form is required. Select the appropriate intake form for your needs:

Traditional Eye Care:
       Teens & Young Adults
       Adults
       Geriatrics & Legally Blind

Beyond Traditional Eye Care:
       Infants & Toddlers
       Autism & Learning Problems
       Brain Injury & Rehabilitative Care



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Teens & Young Adults Adults Geriatrics & Legally Blind Infants & Toddlers Autism & Learning Problems Brain Injury & Rehabilitative Care

The Mind-Eye Connection provides workshops to groups so that they understand first hand what types of subtle clues to look for.

Books are available summarizing in layperson form how visual processing is important. A child who is diagnosed with ADD, ADHD, CAPD, Developmental Delays, for example, may in fact be producing these symptoms partially because of visual systems dysfunctions. An optometrist specializing in visual processing looks at the big picture of how the environment affects the person’s mind and body. This involves the interaction between a person and their environment, as well as unconscious reflex functions. The developmental examination covers much more than how well you can see.

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