Vision Therapy & Learning-Related Visual Support in Anaheim

Functional Vision Rehabilitation Serving Anaheim Residents

If you or your child is experiencing vision challenges that go beyond needing glasses, the Visual Processing Institute is here to help. Located near Anaheim in Newport Beach, our clinic provides advanced vision therapy services to support patients of all ages—helping them overcome visual issues that affect learning, focus, movement, and comfort.

Our approach is tailored, non-invasive, and grounded in the science of neuro-optometry. Whether you’re recovering from a brain injury or your child struggles to read, our expert team delivers care that addresses the root of the problem—not just the symptoms.

What Is Vision Therapy?

Vision therapy is a personalized treatment program that retrains how the eyes, brain, and body work together. It involves guided visual exercises that build skills like tracking, focusing, depth perception, and visual processing—areas that aren’t typically addressed in a routine eye exam.

Patients from Anaheim commonly seek vision therapy for:

• Difficulty concentrating or reading

• Persistent double vision or blurred vision

• Challenges with balance or coordination

• Headaches or fatigue triggered by screen time

• Symptoms following a concussion or stroke

If you’ve been told “your eyes are fine” but you still experience discomfort, our therapy can help uncover and resolve hidden visual inefficiencies.

Conditions We Address at VPI

Our Newport Beach office—located a convenient drive from Anaheim—provides evaluation and treatment for:

• Lazy eye (amblyopia)

• Eye turn (strabismus)

• Convergence insufficiency & tracking problems

• Post-concussion visual issues

• Visual processing delays related to ADHD or dyslexia

• Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD)

• Light sensitivity, dizziness, and spatial disorientation

Our team uses cutting-edge diagnostic tools and therapeutic modalities to create results-driven plans for each patient.

Why Anaheim Families Choose the Visual Processing Institute

Specialized Care with a Neurological Focus

Our vision therapy programs are built on the principles of neuroplasticity, which means your visual system can change and improve over time with the right kind of training. Our doctors specialize in neuro-optometric rehabilitation, making us a referral destination for neurologists, pediatricians, and learning specialists throughout Orange County.

Customized Programs, Built Around You

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all care. Every patient undergoes a comprehensive evaluation, after which we design a plan based on individual strengths, weaknesses, and goals—often combining in-office sessions with home exercises for optimal progress.

Easily Accessible from Anaheim

Whether you live near the Platinum Triangle, Anaheim Hills, or near Disneyland Resort, our Newport Beach clinic is a short drive down the 55 or 91 Freeway. Our scheduling options are designed to accommodate school, work, and family commitments.

Vision Therapy for Children in Anaheim

For many Anaheim-area families, struggles in school are the first clue that a child may need vision therapy. Symptoms to watch for include:

• Avoiding reading or homework

• Difficulty copying from the board

• Frequent blinking, squinting, or rubbing eyes

• Letter reversals and poor spelling

• Behavioral issues tied to visual fatigue

We work with parents and educators to improve visual skills that support academic performance. If your child has been diagnosed with ADHD, learning difficulties, or dyslexia, a functional vision evaluation is a critical step in understanding the full picture.

Adult & Brain Injury Vision Rehabilitation

Adults in Anaheim often visit us for:

• Post-traumatic vision syndrome following concussions or car accidents

• Chronic headaches and light sensitivity

• Struggles with multitasking or focusing on digital screens

• Vision-related motion sickness or dizziness

In addition to therapy, we also help coordinate care with neurologists, physical therapists, and occupational therapists to ensure whole-body recovery.