Video games aren't just a pleasant diversion. In fact, they may help you improve your vision during vision therapy.

Wondering what you can do to improve your reading skills? Vision therapy may offer an answer.

Does your poor hand-eye coordination keep you on the sidelines? Vision therapy may help improve your sports performance.

Want to improve your vision? Focusing on your mind may help.

Do you have trouble focusing on near objects? A simple vision therapy tool may help clear your vision.

Have trouble reading or playing sports? Improving your motor and visual perception skills with vision therapy may help.

Tired of watching the other team score on you? Vision therapy can improve your goaltending abilities if you play hockey or other sports.

Wondering if your baby's visual development is on track? Take a look at a few crucial milestones.

Think it's too late to correct problems caused by crossed eyes or lazy eyes? Dr. Bruce Bridgeman proved that your brain may be more adaptable than you realize.

Is it a just a coincidence that your child shares a vision problem with other members of the family? Genetics may play a role in common eye disorders.

Think it's impossible to see if your visual cortex is damaged? Blindsight disproves that notion.

Has your vision suffered as you've grown older? Vision therapy may help.

Do you know anything about vision therapy? It all started in the 19th century.

Wondering why your child has difficulty seeing or can't identify some colors? He or she may have inherited the problem.

Improving your vision after a stroke may be as simple as participating in vision therapy.

Virtual reality is the newest way to treat several vision disorders.