Serving the cities of Ft. Collins, Wellington, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont and surrounding areas.
Primary Eye Care | Contact Lens | Glasses | Pediatric Vision | Vision Therapy | Surgical Co-Management
Brighter Future Vision Clinic PLLC
Vision Therapy From Brighter Future Vision Clinic
In addition to general optometry, Dr. Johnson has particular
interest in Vision Therapy, especially in relation to children. He is a
Fellow in the College of Optometrists in Vision Development
(COVD), the inter-national certifying board for doctors who
specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of vision-based learning
problems, including strabismus, and amblyopia for children and
adults.
Vision therapy is a highly effective non-surgical treatment for
many common visual problems including amblyopia, strabismus,
double vision, convergence insufficiency and some reading and
learning disabilities. Many patients who have been told their eyes
are healthy and see "20/20" have benefited from vision therapy.
Optometric Vision Therapy is:
•
A progressive program of vision procedures performed by a vision therapist under doctor supervision.
•
Individualized to fit the visual needs of each patient.
•
Generally conducted once or twice a week in-office.
•
Vision Therapy is supplemented with procedures done at home between office visits.
•
Depending on the case, the procedures are prescribed to: Help patients develop or improve fundamental
visual skills and abilities; Improve visual comfort, ease, and efficiency; Change how a patient processes or
interprets visual information.
Summarization provided by the COVD website at: www.COVD.org
Serving the cities of Ft. Collins,
Wellington, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley,
Longmont and surrounding areas.
Primary Eye Care | Contact Lens |
Glasses | Pediatric Vision | Vision
Therapy | Surgical Co-Management
Brighter Future Vision Clinic PLLC
Vision Therapy
From Brighter
Future Vision Clinic
In addition to general
optometry, Dr.
Johnson has
particular interest in
Vision Therapy,
especially in relation
to children. He is a Fellow in the
College of Optometrists in Vision
Development (COVD), the inter-
national certifying board for doctors
who specialize in the diagnosis and
treatment of vision-based learning
problems, including strabismus, and
amblyopia for children and adults.
Vision therapy is a highly effective
non-surgical treatment for many
common visual problems including
amblyopia, strabismus, double
vision, convergence insufficiency
and some reading and learning
disabilities. Many patients who have
been told their eyes are healthy and
see "20/20" have benefited from
vision therapy.
Optometric Vision Therapy is:
•
A progressive program of vision
procedures performed by a vision
therapist under doctor
supervision.
•
Individualized to fit the visual
needs of each patient.
•
Generally conducted once or twice
a week in-office.
•
Vision Therapy is supplemented
with procedures done at home
between office visits.
•
Depending on the case, the
procedures are prescribed to: Help
patients develop or improve
fundamental visual skills and
abilities; Improve visual comfort,
ease, and efficiency; Change how a
patient processes or interprets
visual information.
Summarization provided by the COVD
website at: www.COVD.org