Vision Therapy Academy

4 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from November 22, 2013
  

  Practical H. asked:

  Angela Turner Mueller asked, "I have an almost 10 year old daughter who struggles with handwriting. Does anyone have any suggestions?"

  

  Vision F. replied:

  | Better Vision, Better Future visiontherapyacademy.com

  

  Laurie E. replied:

  Symptom checklist here, even if she has 20/20 eyesight. Typing may help but if vision deficiencies may also struggle. www.visiontherapyacademy.com

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• Referral from October 15, 2013
  

  Practical H. asked:

  Anonymous asked, "My son is almost 5. He is in 1st grade level for math and phonics, but has trouble with everything else. "He is starting to show signs of Tourette's and ADD. "Our traditional approach isn't working and we need suggestions. Something for a kinesthetic learner. "We have toyed with the idea of unschooling and Konos (Konos doesn't do the three Rs, though). He doesn't like the Classical approach. It loses his interest. Any suggestions?"

  

  Laurie E. replied:

  See ADD info on FB or at their website is symptom checklist www.visiontherapyacademy.com Vision Therapy Academy | Better Vision, Better Future visiontherapyacademy.com 608.788.5380 • info@visiontherapyacademy.com • 3424 Mormon Coulee Road, Suite B ...• La Crosse, Wisconsin 54601 © 2013 Vision Therapy Academy, All Rights ReservedSee More

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• Referral from December 4, 2013
  

  Practical H. asked:

  Cathie Silver Price asked, "I have a 10th grader who is 16. He has Aspergers syndrome and dyslexia. We also suspect he has dysgraphia. We have been struggling to get him to find a good solid program that works for him. "This year is going horribly. We have grounded him from all electronics, because he is behind in one of his two co-op classes. "I am looking at Time4learning, but not sure where to start him. I know he is behind because of his learning disabilities. But I don't want to start too far back, so it is too easy, either. I was looking at their 8th-grade program for him. "Anyone have experience with using Time4learning with a special-needs child?"

  

  Laurie E. replied:

  Has he been checked for vision processing/development issues. Even if he is 20/20 may still have vision issues. See symptom checklist at www.visiontherapyacademy.com

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