Vision and Sensory Center

Vision and Sensory Center The Vision and Sensory Center is an internationally recognized leader in Optometric Vision Therapy, We also have a Sensory Integration program.

The Vision and Sensory Center is an internationally recognized leader in Optometric Vision Therapy. Our approach is developmental: engaging our bodies and movement in the visual process, integrating vision with our other senses, and learning to think visually. We have 3 areas of focus: Vision and Learning issues, Sensory Integration, and Brain injury. Common conditions related to Vision and Learni

ng that we see are: Amblyopia (lazy eye), Strabismus (crossed or turned eye), Convergence Insufficiency, Reading difficulties, poor handwriting, smart kid/poor school performance, clumsy/poor sense of space kids, Sensory Processing Disorder, Autism/ASD, Down's Syndrome, Developmental delays, ADD/ADHD. It is a therapy that incorporates simultaneous vestibular, auditory and visual stimulation that will integrate and re-educate vital areas of the brain by means of the brain's neuroplasticity. This gentle therapy is both kinesthetic and integrative while desensitizing hyper-sensitive individuals. The therapy utilizes a moving table, modulated music and individual light frequencies over a 12 day period with continued light frequency therapy at home for another 18 days. This accelerated sensory intergration method has prove to be beneficial for individuals with: Autism, developmental delays, Sensory Processing Disorder, ADD/ADHD, Learning/behavioral problems, brain injury, birth trauma, strabismus.

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05/07/2026

We are redoing our social media. We've got a new Facebook with a wider audience setting and a brand new Instagram to check out. Please grow with us and see what comes next!

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Happy Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month!Did you know that children diagnosed with Autism are more likely to have vision ...
04/10/2026

Happy Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month!

Did you know that children diagnosed with Autism are more likely to have vision issues appear, such as visual processing problems? Abnormalities could include lack of coordination between their central and side vision, avoiding over stimulating visual inputs, problems with eye tracking, and more. Vision testing and therapies can be very helpful in improvement and treatment.

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3230 Broadmoor SE Ste A
Kentwood, MI
49512

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16165344953

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