20/08/2026
Strabismus is not simply an eye muscle problem. It is deeply rooted in how the brain communicates with the eyes. Proper eye alignment relies on seamless coordination between the visual system in the brain and the muscles controlling eye movement. When this connection is disrupted, the eyes become misaligned.
Vision therapy leverages neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to adapt and form new connections. Even when one eye becomes suppressed, vision therapy can help re-establish brain-eye connections, training the brain to actively use both eyes again.
If you or your child have a strabismus or an eye turn, vision therapy and prescription lenses may improve eye alignment and binocular vision.