06/17/2026
Convergence Insufficiency occurs when the eyes have difficulty working together at near. As a child reads, one eye may drift outward, forcing the brain to work overtime to keep words single and clear.
Many children compensate without realizing it. They may avoid reading, skip lines, use a finger to keep their place, complain of headaches, lose focus quickly, or simply become exhausted by schoolwork.
The same visual skills used for reading are also important for sports. Eye teaming contributes to depth perception, timing, tracking moving objects, hand-eye coordination, and overall athletic performance.
At Academy of Vision Development, we provide comprehensive binocular vision evaluations to identify these hidden visual challenges. If a problem is found, vision therapy can help strengthen the visual system and improve how the eyes and brain work together.
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