Yes. Children with BVD often have difficulty with schoolwork, suffer from frequent headaches and may exhibit [behavioral] problems. Binocular vision training for children can help eliminate or reduce headaches, dizziness, anxiety in open spaces and improve concentration. BVD can go unnoticed in children because school vision screenings don’t test for binocular vision, and a child doesn’t always have the ability to communicate a problem with their vision. If you suspect your child could have BVD, call our practice to schedule their consultation today.