Vision Therapy aims to improve visual skills such as eye coordination, focusing, and tracking, as well as perceptual abilities like depth perception and visual-motor integration.

Binocular vision, the ability to use both eyes together, is often a focus in Vision Therapy to improve eye coordination and depth perception.

Vergence eye movements, which involve the inward and outward movement of the eyes, are commonly trained in Vision Therapy to improve binocular vision and eye coordination.

Visual-spatial awareness, the ability to understand and navigate spatial relationships, is a common target in Vision Therapy to improve coordination and orientation.

Accommodative facility, the ability to quickly and accurately change focus between near and far objects, is often trained in Vision Therapy to improve near-point focusing and reduce eye strain.

Vision Therapy is commonly used to treat strabismus, where the eyes are misaligned, to improve eye coordination and alignment.

The duration of Vision Therapy varies depending on the individual's needs and the severity of their visual condition.

Optometrists, who are eye care professionals specializing in vision problems, typically provide Vision Therapy.

The frequency of Vision Therapy sessions is determined based on the individual's progress and the severity of their visual condition.

Vision Therapy exercises typically include a combination of eye tracking, convergence and divergence, accommodative facility, and visual-motor integration exercises.

Convergence exercises aim to improve eye coordination and the ability to focus on near objects.

Accommodative facility exercises aim to improve the ability to quickly and accurately change focus between near and far objects.

Visual-motor integration exercises aim to improve hand-eye coordination and the ability to visually guide motor skills.

Vision Therapy can benefit individuals with learning disabilities by improving visual processing skills, enhancing reading comprehension, and reducing eye strain and fatigue.

Vision Therapy for sports-related vision problems aims to improve depth perception, enhance peripheral vision, and improve eye-hand coordination.