iSee VisionCare

05/26/2026

You grew up wearing the patch. Maybe you remember the drops, the visits, the moment someone told you the treatment was done and the vision in your weaker eye was as good as it would ever be. For a long time, that was the accepted wisdom about amblyopia, the brain-side condition most people lump in with “lazy eye.” It’s no longer the only answer. In our newest post, we explain why so many adults with a history of amblyopia still struggle with reading, depth perception, and eye fatigue, and how prism glasses can give the brain a reason to re-engage the eye it learned to ignore.

04/22/2026

Diagnosed with strabismus or "lazy eye" as a kid and told you'd grow out of it? If you still deal with headaches, dizziness, or trouble reading, your eyes may not be working together the way they should. Here's the connection between strabismus and binocular vision dysfunction and what you can do about it.

Strabismus is a type of binocular vision dysfunction. Learn how "lazy eye" symptoms can persist into adulthood and how neurovisual care in Boynton Beach helps.

03/20/2026

Is it your stomach… or your EYES?

Do you ever feel a wave of nausea or "queasiness" when walking through the aisles of a grocery store? Or maybe you can’t ride in a car without feeling motion sick?

Most people think nausea is a digestive issue, but it’s often a sign of Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD). When your eyes are slightly misaligned, your brain gets confused, leading to dizziness, headaches, and that "rocking boat" feeling.

At NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida, Dr. Erin Sonneberg specializes in finding these tiny misalignments that standard eye exams miss. Using precise prism lenses, we help your eyes relax and your nausea disappear.

Stop guessing and start healing.

You’ve been to the primary care physician. You’ve consulted a gastroenterologist. Perhaps you’ve even undergone an endoscopy or changed your diet, cutting out gluten, dairy, or caffeine in a desperate...

03/06/2026

Over the past week, Dr. Sonneberg saw multiple patients whose main complaint was the same thing — constant nausea and motion sickness. Walking into stores, riding in cars, even reading made them feel queasy. One patient tried vision therapy three separate times with only temporary relief. If this sounds familiar, BVD could be the missing piece. Visit our website and take the quiz to find out if we can help.

03/04/2026

Think it’s Dyslexia? It might be your eyes!

Do you or your child struggle with:

❌ Words "swimming" or moving on the page?
❌ Constantly losing your place while reading?
❌ Unexplained headaches, dizziness, or anxiety?

Many people are misdiagnosed with dyslexia when they actually have Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD)—a subtle eye misalignment that standard eye exams often miss.

Dr. Erin Sonneberg, Florida’s first certified NeuroVisual Optometrist, specializes in diagnosing these hidden vision issues and providing relief through custom-contoured prism lenses.

Stop struggling and start healing. Click the link below to take our 5-minute BVD questionnaire and see if we can help you find the clarity you deserve!

Struggling with dyslexia symptoms? It might be Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD). Learn how our specialized prism lenses provide relief.

02/12/2026

If you feel drunk without drinking, anxious while driving, or like you're floating... and ALL your tests came back normal? It could be your eyes.

Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) causes:
👁️ Dizziness & floating sensations
👁️ Severe driving anxiety
👁️ Feeling disconnected from your body
👁️ Headaches & poor depth perception

We treat it with special prism glasses. Take our free test - link in comments!

You're not imagining this. Let us help. 💙

01/29/2026

Still seeing double, even after MRI scans, diagnoses, and specialist visits? You’re not alone. Many patients don’t realize there’s a key difference between a neuro-ophthalmologist (who diagnoses neurological conditions) and a neuro-optometrist (who treats how your eyes work together).

At NeuroVisual Specialists of Florida & iSee VisionCare, we help patients finally see single again using precisely prescribed prism lenses. If you’re living with double vision, dizziness, or balance issues, your symptoms may have a visual cause.

Learn the difference and take our BVD questionnaire to see if NeuroVisual care could help you.

Confused about the difference between a neuro-ophthalmologist and a neuro-optometrist? Learn how prism lenses can relieve BVD symptoms.

01/29/2026

If driving on the highway or walking through a grocery store makes you feel dizzy, disconnected, or overwhelmed — you’re not alone, and it may not be anxiety or your inner ear.

Dr. Erin Sonnenberg explains how Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) can overload the brain with visual information, triggering dizziness, panic, and difficulty judging motion or distance.

Many patients come to us after seeing neurologists and ENTs with no clear answers. The good news? When the eyes are properly aligned, symptoms can improve dramatically — even helping patients feel confident behind the wheel again.

If you’re still searching for the cause of your dizziness, this video is worth watching.

01/14/2026

Dr. Erin Sonneberg from iSee VisionCare shares an important message for anyone with neurological conditions who are still seeing double.

Neuro-ophthalmologists play a vital role in diagnosing conditions—but once a diagnosis is made, your vision still deserves treatment.

Double vision can affect:
• Driving
• Reading
• Balance
• Quality of life

And it doesn’t have to be accepted as “normal.”

If this resonates with you or someone you love, please share.

01/08/2026

Do you experience headaches, dizziness, anxiety in large stores, or discomfort while driving — but have never connected it to your eyes?

These symptoms can be caused by Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD), a condition where the eyes don’t work together properly, triggering neurological symptoms that often get misdiagnosed.

Some patients experience just one symptom. Others experience many. Either way, help is available.

In this video, Dr. Erin Sonneberg quickly walks through common BVD symptoms and explains why they’re so often overlooked.