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We’re Your Guide
To Your Best Vision

Ever consider the cause behind dizziness, reading & learning problems, subpar athletic ability, or headaches is your vision? Our eyesight is one of the core processes used to learn and interpret the world around us. Any developmental delay or misalignment in vision will decrease your ability to learn & function normally.

Solving these symptoms alone is like scaling a mountain without a guide. Reaching your goals may feel impossible at times, especially when other professionals offer little to no direction. This is due to the fact that few people can identify a subtle visual condition needing treatment. However, your eye doctor at VUE Vision Therapy can help.

Vision Therapy & Neuro Optometric Services in Guelph & North York, Ontario

Vision Unlocked: Engage.Enhance.Empower.

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Fortunately, Vision Therapy doesn’t succeed because of our efforts.

Peak visual performance is all from you!

Our vision relies on so many skills that go far beyond reading an eye chart. Tracking, motion, and fixation to name a few. Fortunately, our brain has the uncanny ability to fix itself.

Through our therapy program, our vision experts can retrain the undeveloped parts between your brain and vision.

Our vision therapists and eye doctors have studied and practiced vision therapy for numerous years, and we’ve guided numerous clinics across the world – let alone Canada – showing the efficacy of vision therapy & Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation.

Our hope is to ultimately teach you the tools and the knowledge needed to enjoy normal vision for the rest of your life, so you truly can enjoy the vue.

We VUE Vision Differently

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Step One: Visual Assessment

Meet with one of our highly trained doctors in Guelph & North York, Ontario for a visual assessment, where we can explore your medical history, perform diagnostic testing, and determine whether or not your symptoms are due to an underlying visual condition.

Video: Dr. Quaid Talks About Visual Assessments.
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Step Two: Understand

Being diagnosed with a visual condition means that you now have the opportunity to achieve normal, functional vision and treat the symptoms that have held you back for so long. After the assessment, our coordinators will review with you how vision would lead to so many symptoms and ensure you understand where treatment begins.

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Step Three: Engage & Treatment

Vision therapy isn’t from our expert guidance. Rather, it’s your innate ability to change yourself. As you progress further, you’ll become empowered and begin to access the vision that you always had. Your vision will no longer be that barrier in your life, so you can fully engage in the things you need, want, and love to do. Learn more about Vision Therapy and Neuro Optometric Services.

Patient Testimonials
I suffered a brain injury in what seemed like a minor car accident, I didn't hit my head or lose consciousness. I had several issues that would not resolve - light sensitivity, headaches/blurriness when reading, I couldn't handle busy environments etc... These issues greatly affected my life. I couldn't work, drive, shop, listen to music, tolerate overhead lights etc... everything depleted my brain and my energy. After over a year of trying various treatments to get better and being told by more than one - so called professionals - that I would just have to learn to live with these...
- Christine L, Google 2019
Q&A | Vision Therapy with
Dr. Patrick Quaid and Dr. Daniel Cunningham

Q: What is Vision Therapy?
A: Vision therapy is an individualized treatment plan prescribed by a Doctor of Optometry. It is used to treat eye conditions, such as strabismus (eye turn) or amblyopia (“lazy eye”). Through Vision Therapy, a Doctor of Optometry also teaches, improves and/or reinforces important visual skills, such as eye tracking, eye focusing and eye teaming abilities. Without these visual skills, simple tasks like reading or copying notes from the board become difficult. Skipping words or lines while reading, using a finger while reading, blurry near vision, double vision, eyestrain and/or eye fatigue are also common symptoms.

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