Tennessee Vision Therapy is a neuro-optometric facility located in Franklin, TN that exclusively provides vision therapy to correct vision problems that cannot be successfully corrected with glasses, contact lenses and/or surgery alone. We are dedicated to treating children and adults suffering from: undiagnosed vision problems; lazy, crossed or wandering eyes; and compromised visual systems as a result of a developmental delay, developmental disability, traumatic brain injury, stroke or neurological disorder. Our commitment is to serve all children and adults whose visual systems cause: difficulty with reading, learning, remaining on-task or being productive; double vision, headaches or eyestrain; poor coordination, depth perception or sports performance; dizziness or light sensitivity; and poor balance or mobility.

Capable Cubs is a center-based ABA therapy provider for children with autism. Our centers in Bergen and Monmouth County offers personalized treatment plans, qualified therapists, and a low BCBA-to-child ratio. We are a team of highly qualified ABA therapy clinicians who are passionate about providing care to children with developmental disabilities. We provide individualized therapy and have a “play-based”, “naturalistic”, and “nurturing” approach.

Our effective services are due to our highly-trained counselors' unique approaches to helping you reach your full potential. We're committed to helping you live a better, more fulfilling life. Stop by our Stress Reduction Clinic to find out more about our affordable, convenient services, and don’t hesitate to get in touch with any questions or concerns you have.

The College of Syntonic Optometry is an active and growing post-graduate educational organization Established in 1933, its members include optometrists and other health professionals. Those who achieve a clinical level of experience and mastery are awarded the status of Fellow. It publishes THE JOURNAL OF OPTOMETRIC PHOTOTHERAPY .Growing scientific as well as clinical verification of light???s impact on health, vision and healing is creating greater professional and public demand for the College's curriculum and the therapeutic use of light.

At the Pediatric Vision Development Center of Gwinnett we provide private vision therapy sessions with Dr Nadira Shadeed, a developmental optometrist. Vision therapy can be used to many conditions, such as eye turns (strabismus), lazy eye (amblyopia), eye tracking disorders, and visual perceptual processing, which all may impact reading efficiency and comprehension and school performance.