There are other eyes that look normal, but are nonetheless peculiar, i.e. unable to track a line of print or to change focus quickly from a blackboard to a school desk. For the person with such eyes or visual conditions, labels of dyslexic, learning disabled and attention deficit are common. The proper label, vision disorder, is often applied to only the most obvious condition. As described in the feature article, persons with such conditions can be wrongly told that nothing can be done.
Success requires dedication by both the optometrist or vision therapist and the patient.
Both organizations also produce printed materials such as this newsletter and are available for speaking engagements. Those with peculiar eyes, especially the children, need our help. The form on page 4 is available for this purpose. Any help you can give is greatly appreciated.