Our specialized Neuro Eye Exams assess the use of:
LENS PRESCRIPTIONS
Lenses focus light. Neuro glasses can be very helpful to the brain by slightly altering the amount of nearsighted, farsighted, or astigmatism prescription you have in order to expand or contract space on the right or left or both sides of your vision.
Tinted lenses can help balance the autonomic nervous system.
This is the part of your nervous system that controls the inner workings of your body like your heart beating and lungs breathing.
Tints rely on a completely different pathway into the brain than the strength of a lens. They can be stimulating or calming depending on what is needed.
Motion sensitivity and sickness, eye coordination and attention, and focus are often helped by prisms.
Sometimes it is not which part of the retina is stimulated by neuro glasses it is which part of the retina needs less stimulation so it can help quiet down an overactive part of your brain.
Small, strategically placed translucent filters can calm down an overactive brain, reducing “overwhelm” from the environment, a common concussion symptom.
This program shows if there are inefficiencies in how the brain tells the eyes to move. The Right Eye can also identify eye tracking issues due to the lack of proper neural development which is very useful in school aged children who have learning difficulties.
In many patients with concussions, their eye movements are altered. This comes from the injured brain not properly communicating with the nerves in the eye muscles, not the eye muscles themselves. As the brain heals, the eye movements improve in a measurable way.
As you work through our programs, the Right Eye will be able to objectively show you the progress you are making.
Together, this information allows us to create a personalized pair of neuro glasses and a Therapy Program for us to help reduce or eliminate your symptoms.
Therapy programs may include Light Therapy, Brain Activities and Nutritional Support as needed based on lab tests and health history.
The brain does not exist in a vacuum and other parts of the body can influence brain function, especially the digestive tract.
Helping to normalize your gut function can go a long way toward stabilizing your brain function.
Inflammation, which is a major block to regaining normal brain function, can also be helped by balanced nutrition.
Thinking games, balancing exercises, fine and gross motor activities especially if rhythmic, and eye hand coordination exercises can go a long way to stabilizing the new connections between the eye and the brain made with neuro glasses.
We track the success of our patients by their reports of how they are now able to do things and live their lives in a way that they could not after their concussion or brain injury.