Vision Therapy & Brain-Based Visual Rehabilitation in Ontario

Neurological and Functional Vision Services for Ontario Residents

If you or your child in Ontario, CA, are experiencing vision problems that go beyond clarity—like trouble reading, lingering concussion symptoms, or poor visual coordination—the Visual Processing Institute offers advanced vision therapy programs designed to improve how your eyes and brain work together.

Our team specializes in treating functional vision issues that can interfere with learning, focus, recovery from injury, and overall daily performance. While our nearest clinic is in Torrance, we regularly serve patients from the Inland Empire who are seeking specialized care not always available locally.

What Is Vision Therapy?

Vision therapy is a doctor-supervised, non-surgical treatment designed to correct visual processing problems. Unlike glasses or contact lenses, which only improve sharpness, vision therapy addresses how your eyes move, track, focus, and communicate with your brain.

Patients from Ontario often visit us for help with:

• Eyes that tire easily during reading or computer work

• Poor reading comprehension or letter reversals

• Delayed visual recovery after a head injury or accident

• Motion sensitivity or light-triggered discomfort

• Struggles with hand-eye coordination and depth perception
  

Through structured sessions and interactive tools, we retrain the visual system so that everyday tasks become easier, more comfortable, and more efficient.

Conditions We Help With

Our team provides therapy and visual rehabilitation for a wide range of challenges, including:

• Amblyopia (lazy eye)

• Strabismus (eye turn or poor alignment)

• Convergence insufficiency

• Visual tracking and focus problems

• Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD)

• Post-concussion vision symptoms

• Visual processing disorders affecting academic or occupational performance
  

We start with a thorough functional vision evaluation, which assesses how your visual system operates during real-world activities—not just how you see letters on a chart.

Why Ontario Patients Choose the Visual Processing Institute

Functional & Neuro-Optometric Expertise

Our team specializes in neuro-optometry, which focuses on treating visual conditions caused by neurological disruption, developmental delays, or sensory integration issues. Whether you're recovering from a brain injury or managing learning-related visual challenges, our programs are designed to help rebuild strong visual connections.

Personalized, Goal-Focused Care

No two patients are alike. Whether your goal is to help your child perform better in school or to regain stability after a concussion, your therapy plan will be fully customized to meet your needs. Progress is carefully monitored to ensure lasting, measurable improvement.

A Resource for Inland Empire Families

While our clinic is located in Torrance, we frequently serve Ontario-area families who are looking for specialized care that isn’t always available in local optometry offices. We’re committed to helping you make the trip worthwhile with efficient scheduling, compassionate support, and real results.

Pediatric Vision Therapy for Ontario Students

Even children with 20/20 eyesight can struggle with reading, focus, or attention due to visual processing challenges. These issues are often missed in basic vision screenings but can have a huge impact on academic and behavioral performance.

Signs your child may benefit from vision therapy:

• Reversing letters or losing their place while reading

• Fatigue, squinting, or eye rubbing during homework

• Trouble copying from the board or focusing in class

• Frustration or avoidance of schoolwork

• Diagnoses of ADHD, dyslexia, or other learning concerns
  

Our therapy programs help children build the visual skills they need to thrive in school and feel more confident in and out of the classroom.

Vision Therapy for Adults & Teens in Ontario

Adults and teenagers may also experience persistent visual symptoms that affect their everyday life. We help with:

• Headaches or blurred vision during long hours on screens

• Vision-related dizziness, nausea, or balance issues

• Post-traumatic visual disturbances after accidents or injuries

• Poor depth perception affecting driving or movement

• Visual overload in busy or bright environments
  

We also work with athletes and performers to fine-tune their visual coordination, timing, and peripheral awareness through targeted sports vision training programs.