Sports Vision & Rehabilitation Therapy in Manhattan Beach

Restoring Visual Comfort, Clarity, and Performance for Manhattan Beach Residents

If you or your child in Manhattan Beach are struggling with symptoms like poor focus, eye strain, or visual challenges after a concussion, the Visual Processing Institute offers advanced vision therapy programs that target the neurological and functional aspects of vision. Our goal is to improve how your brain and eyes work together—so you can read, move, and think with more ease and efficiency.

Located just a short drive away in Torrance, our clinic serves the South Bay community with customized care for children, adults, athletes, and individuals in recovery from neurological conditions.

What Is Vision Therapy?

Vision therapy is a structured rehabilitation process designed to enhance eye coordination, visual tracking, focus control, and brain-eye communication. Unlike prescription glasses, which improve eyesight clarity, vision therapy treats how your eyes perform under pressure—while reading, driving, working, or playing sports.

Manhattan Beach patients often seek therapy for:

• Eye fatigue after school or office work

• Poor depth perception and coordination

• Reading issues or low comprehension

• Lingering symptoms after head trauma

• Trouble switching between near and far vision
  

We help retrain the visual system using exercises, interactive tools, and modern technology—all personalized to each patient’s unique needs.

Who We Help at the Visual Processing Institute

From our South Bay location near Manhattan Beach, we help patients with:

• Strabismus (eye misalignment)

• Amblyopia (lazy eye)

• Convergence insufficiency

• Tracking and focusing inefficiencies

• Visual processing disorders

• Post-concussion visual dysfunction

• Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD)

  
  

Each treatment journey starts with a comprehensive functional vision assessment—far beyond a standard eye test—to reveal the full picture of how your visual system performs in real-world conditions.

Why Manhattan Beach Families Choose Us

Functional Vision Experts

Our clinicians are specialists in neuro-optometric rehabilitation, meaning we understand how visual difficulties often stem from neurological imbalances. We work closely with neurologists, pediatricians, and educators throughout the South Bay to ensure collaborative care.

Custom Plans with Lasting Results

No two patients are the same. That’s why our therapy plans are designed to meet your goals—whether you want to boost academic performance, restore focus after an injury, or get rid of screen-related discomfort. Every plan is personalized and adaptable over time.

Just Minutes from Manhattan Beach

Our clinic in Torrance is easily accessible from neighborhoods throughout Manhattan Beach, including the Tree Section, Sand Section, and East Manhattan. We offer flexible appointment times to support busy family, school, and work schedules.

Vision Therapy for Children in Manhattan Beach

Many children with normal eyesight still struggle to process visual information efficiently. When that happens, reading, learning, and paying attention can become daily obstacles.

Common signs a child may need vision therapy:

• Difficulty tracking text while reading

• Avoiding homework or reading assignments

• Poor reading comprehension or slow progress

• Headaches, squinting, or excessive blinking

• Diagnosed learning issues like ADHD or dyslexia
  

Our kid-friendly therapy environment helps young patients build the visual skills they need to succeed in and out of the classroom.

Vision Rehabilitation for Adults and Teens

Adults from Manhattan Beach seek our help for:

• Visual fatigue or stress from screens

• Dizziness, light sensitivity, or blurry vision

• Recovery from concussions or other brain injuries

• Reading difficulties related to eye coordination

• Reduced accuracy in sports or driving
  

We also offer sports vision training to help athletes sharpen visual reaction time, tracking, and performance under pressure—ideal for surfers, tennis players, and other athletes in this performance-minded community.