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We love helping our patients enjoy the beauty of life by improving their vision. Through vision therapy, we treat a variety of vision problems by retraining the eyes with special exercises and activities. These patients leave our program with dramatic vision improvement, heightened school performance, and positive self esteem.
What is vision therapy?
While eyeglasses and contact lenses are effective treatments for refractive errors like nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and presbyopia, there are other vision conditions which corrective lenses cannot fix.
Vision therapy, often referred to as “physical therapy for the eyes and brain,” is a treatment program that consists of a series of “eye exercises” or activities that are prescribed and monitored by a trained optometrist, and are used to retrain the visual system to function more efficiently. The therapy program is customized towards the visual needs of each patient, and is adjusted throughout the process to encourage further visual improvements. The human brain is remarkable in its ability to adapt to new information with remarkable speed and success. This is known as neuroplasticity, and it is the guiding concept behind vision therapy’s success.
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Who can benefit from vision therapy?
Healthy people with good visual acuity can still suffer from vision problems that affect their quality of life. Vision therapy has shown to be an effective method of treatment for patients of all ages and for many conditions that affect the visual system, including, but not limited to:
- Oculomotor dysfunction (eye movement disorders)
- Accommodative disorders (eye focusing disorders)
- Non-strabismic binocular disorders (eye teaming disorders)
- Strabismus (crossed eyes)
- Amblyopia (lazy eye)
- Visual sequelae of acquired brain injury (stroke or concussion)
- Visual information processing disorders
These vision problems are treatable and often overlooked at visual screenings. At Sheridan Optometric Centre, we help people overcome these challenges by addressing the underlying vision problem.
Our Vision Therapy Doctor
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Dr. Seefine completed her undergraduate degree in Biology at University XYZ and later earned his Doctorate of Optometry at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Dr. Seefine is the Chief Eyecare Director of Eyecare Center and is a member of the XYZ Optometric Association.
Tara completed her undergraduate degree in Biology at University XYZ and later earned her Doctorate of Optometry at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Dr. Seeclear is the Chief Eyecare Director of Eyecare Center and is a member of the XYZ Optometric Association. Tara provides custom-made scleral lenses to patients with keratoconus, post-LASIK complications, and other corneal irregularities - offering them clearer vision and greater comfort.
Dr. Seefine completed her undergraduate degree in Biology at University XYZ and later earned his Doctorate of Optometry at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Dr. Seefine is the Chief Eyecare Director of Eyecare Center and is a member of the XYZ Optometric Association.
Dr. Seefine provides custom-made scleral lenses to patients with keratoconus, post-LASIK complications, and other corneal irregularities - offering them clearer vision and greater comfort.
Dr. David Yoo graduated from the New England College of Optometry after receiving his Bachelor of Biological Sciences at the University of California, Irvine. After learning about scleral contact lenses, Dr. Yoo has been fascinated by them and pursued further study in this field during his time at the New England College of Optometry.
He has completed numerous courses and dedicated his early career learning in field of helping patient with corneal disease & fitting hard-to-fit contact lenses.
Witnessing the profound and positive effects that scleral contact lenses provide, Dr. Yoo has decided to commit himself to bring this technology to all who need it. Therefore, Dr. Yoo strives to provide life-changing ocular care to his community and globally so he may help those who may not have access to this service in their respective countries.
Furthermore, Dr. Yoo has completed his education in the treatment and management of glaucoma. Seeing first-hand the negative effects of this disease, Dr. Yoo strives to put his patients first by educating himself in new or more efficient methods of glaucoma detection and management.
Dr. Yoo continues his commitment to his patients by furthering his own instruction at national conferences and adding to his experience through global optometric relief missions. He has since provided his expertise in Belize, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico
Dr. Yoo completed his undergraduate degree in Biology at University XYZ and later earned his Doctorate of Optometry at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Dr. Roberts is the Chief Eyecare Director of Eyecare Center and is a member of the XYZ Optometric Association. Dr. Yoo provides custom-made scleral lenses to patients with keratoconus, post-LASIK complications, and other corneal irregularities - offering them clearer vision and greater comfort.
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Sheila is our "Mrs. Hawaiian Sunshine". She was born and raised on the Hawaiian island of Oahu and came to California in 1999. In addition to American English, Sheila can also converse in Tagalog, Japanese, and Pidgin! Sheila cheerfully services South Coast Optometry, as the main Optometric Assistant with her more than 15 years experience working in Opticianry, Optometry, and Ophthalmology. Her phenomenal memory and knowledge amazes all of us and her happy nature makes you wonder if she ever has a "bad day". Sheila will pleasantly educate you as she performs her duties in special-testing, frame styling, or contact lens training. If you have any questions about eye exams, contact lenses or anything else, feel free to ask Sheila, she will answer them pleasantly for you or find out the answers for you. Sheila has been happily married for 10 years and has 3 wonderful "keikis" (children) with whom she spends most of her spare time with. She also enjoys working on crossword puzzles, playing Wheel of Fortune, and keeping in touch with friends and family on My Space and Face Book.
Dr. Daniel E. Quon OD was born in San Diego, California. However, he spent most of his life living in Los Angeles and Orange County. He earned his Doctorate of Optometry from South California College of Optometry, which is now known as Marshall B. Ketchum University.
After graduating, Dr. Quon has made tremendous strides in his profession that he is wholeheartedly passionate about. He has additional certifications by the State Board of Optometry in DPAs, TPAs, Lacrimal Irrigation, Dilation, Punctal Occlusion, and Treatment & Management of Ocular Diseases (Glaucoma).
He has been the recipient of numerous awards, which include:
- the Duffens Contact Lens Award,
- California Young OD of the year,
- 20/20’s Best and Brightest OD of the Year,
- Best of LA Optometrist,
- South Coast Plaza’s Greatest Increase in Sales Per Square Foot,
- Optometric Business Innovator Award by Vision Monday and Review of Optometric Business, and more!
He has even been interviewed by several television networks over the years. Some interviews include: Fox 11 News (iZon Lenses), KOCE/PBS (American Health Journal on Dry Eyes & Cataract Surgery Lens Options), KCAL (Best of LA Optometrist), and KNBC (Empower Electronic Eyewear).
Dr. Quon has been in his private practice since 1979. His practice is located in Costa Mesa, CA. He continues to maintain a progressive and innovative practice that truly emphasizes patient education. In addition to his private practice, he is also currently or has been a member of numerous professional associations such as: AOA, AOA Contact Lens Section, COA, OCOS, BVI, NERF, and many others.
He has been involved as a FDT Clinical Investigator for Wesley Jessen, Younger Optics, Barnes-Hind Hydrocurve, Ciba, AMO, ColorMax, and EyeBrain Medical. He has also served as the President of the Twin County Optimist Club and is currently serving on the advisory board for PEN (Primary Eyecare Network), Coastal Vision, and Percept Corporation.
In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family. In addition to enjoying family time, he likes to read scientific articles on health and nutrition, traveling, photography, trying new cuisines, and wine tasting.
How can I enroll in vision therapy?
A comprehensive eye examination is required to determine if vision therapy is an appropriate treatment option for you and your condition. Contact our office to book an appointment and learn more about vision therapy.
How long can treatment take with vision therapy?
Effective therapy requires visual skills to be developed until they are integrated with other systems and become automatic, enabling patients to achieve their full potential. The length of treatment varies between patients depending on the complexity of their condition and the specific needs of the patient. This may take as little as 10 sessions, or it may take longer.
Success with vision therapy
Vision therapy results can vary depending on each condition and circumstance. Successful vision therapy requires active engagement from the prescribing doctor, vision therapist, patient, and parents of any children enrolled in the program. With time, consistency, and hard work, patients can experience significant improvements in symptoms and efficiency in school or work-related tasks. Many school-aged patients often report increased reading speed, reading comprehension, and performance in school overall.
