43. NEW Reading Skills Vision Training with Hart Chart Saccadic Strips

👁 Hart Chart Saccadic Strips to improve Reading skills by improving Oculomotor Functions - Home Vision Therapy Eye Exercises. [#oculomotortraining #improvereading #visiontherapy #visualtraining]
👁WARNING - This instructional video is NOT a substitute for diagnosis, examination, and/or treatment by a licensed optometrist or vision therapist. It is NOT a substitute for vision training / therapy program. Before performing this exercise, you should have a comprehensive binocular vision exam to find any vision issues that you might have. Please consult with your optometrist or vision therapist before performing this exercise.
Materials:
🔘 Distance Hart Chart www.vividvisio...
Purpose:
🔘 To improve Oculomotor Functions (Fixation)
(must maintain accurate eye control at all times)
🔘 To Improve Oculomotor Functions (Saccades)
(must shift gaze quickly and efficiently)
🔘 To improve Accommodative Relaxation
(must maintain a clear target at far)
Variations:
☑️ Eyes: one eye open at a time, second eye must be closed (patched) ➡️ both eyes open
☑️ Frequency: without a metronome ➡️ using a metronome, increasing frequency with progression of skill
☑️ Position: sitting down ➡️ standing up ➡️ marching in place ➡️ balancing on one foot
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👁Vision Therapy Eye Exercise Instructional Videos are meant to help you (our patients that have previously undergone a Comprehensive Binocular Vision Evaluation) better understand the directions for each of your prescribed personalized Vision Therapy exercises that you need to perform each day. The purpose of these exercises are to train your eyes and your brain to better the visual skills that you need in your day to day activities.
👁Vision Therapy is a personalized progressive program of hundreds of vision exercises that can last several months or years, and is performed under the direct supervision of an Optometrist or a Vision Therapist. This exercise is ONE of the many eye exercises we do with our patients during vision therapy.