01/22/2026
Seeing double can be unsettling and frustrating. Double vision, or diplopia, happens when a single object appears as two images. It can affect one or both eyes and may occur occasionally or persistently.
Double vision occurs when the eyes are not working together properly. When alignment or coordination is off, the brain receives conflicting signals, creating overlapping or separated images. Causes can range from temporary issues like an outdated prescription to more serious concerns such as eye muscle weakness, neurological problems, or trauma.
The good news is vision therapy can help. Personalized exercises and targeted therapies strengthen eye coordination, improve alignment, and retrain the brain to process visual information efficiently. Many patients notice significant improvement and regain comfort in daily activities like reading, driving, and playing sports.
If you or someone you know struggles with double vision, don’t wait. Contact us today to learn more about our vision therapy services and take the first step toward clear, coordinated vision.