Introduction Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS) often leaves patients grappling with unanswered questions—How long will symptoms last? Can vision problems worsen recovery? What role do specialists play? At Cook Vision Therapy Center, Inc. in Marietta, GA, our team has supported concussion recovery for 15+ years, blending advanced vision therapy with neurologist-backed protocols. In this Q&A, […]
How ADHD Impacts Vision: Understanding the Connection Many people recognize ADHD as a condition affecting focus, impulse control, and energy levels. Few understand its impact on vision. Studies suggest a strong association between ADHD and various vision problems, affecting children and adults alike. These challenges go beyond blurred vision. They […]
What is Auditory Dyslexia and How Does It Relate to APD? Understanding the signs and symptoms of both conditions can help parents, educators, and caregivers provide the right accommodations and support for children with APD or auditory dyslexia. Many children and adults struggle with reading, comprehension, and sound processing without […]
Do Concussions Cause Blurry Vision? Understanding Vision Problems After a Concussion When a head injury leads to a concussion, the effects are often more than just physical pain. One of the most common, yet less understood, consequences of a concussion is blurred vision. For many, the impact on their visual […]
Pseudostrabismus and Strabismus: What Every Parent Should Know Pseudostrabismus and strabismus are two eye conditions that often cause concern for parents of babies and young children. The appearance of crossed eyes can lead to worries about the child’s vision. However, it’s important to know the difference between these two conditions […]
Visual Processing Disorders: How Cook Vision Therapy Helps Children Succeed Visual processing disorders disrupt how children interpret visual cues, hindering learning. Cook Vision Therapy specializes in diagnosis and treatment to unlock their potential. Visual processing disorders (VPD) impact how the brain interprets visual information. While the eyes might function well, […]
Strabismus vs. Amblyopia: What’s the Difference Between These Common Eye Conditions? Strabismus and amblyopia are two terms often used interchangeably, but they refer to different childhood eye conditions. While they can occur together, understanding the difference between strabismus and amblyopia is essential for proper diagnosis and treatment. At Cook Vision […]
Fixing Lazy Eye in Adults: Exploring Treatment Options for Amblyopia Lazy eye, also known as amblyopia, typically occurs when one eye is weaker than the other. This condition often develops during childhood, but many adults continue to experience its effects. The good news for adults with amblyopia is that treatment […]
