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School Vision Screenings Give Less Than 4% of a Comprehensive Eye Exam

American Optometric Association

Signs, Symptoms, and Indicators

Although there is no one size fits all way of determining if vision therapy is right for you, the following quiz can give you a good idea as to whether or not you should explore vision therapy.

If you answer more than 5 or more questions with “sometimes, frequently, or always,” we recommend you meet with an optometrist who specializes in vision therapy as soon as possible.

Vision Therapy Quiz

Unable to gauge judge distance accurately:

Avoids reading or work that requires material to be up close:

Experiences motion sickness:

Headaches from work that is close up:

Skips or repeats lines when reading:

Loses things:

Sees double or blurry when reading:

Misnumbers rows or columns of numbers:

Feels exhausted after school or reading:

Tilts head or closes an eye to read:

Has a hard time copying from a board:

Skips small print when reading:

Writes on an upward or downward slant:

Has a hard time turning in projects on time:

Difficulty with reading comprehension:

Reads very close up:

Finds it difficult to remember things:

Finds it difficult to pay attention when reading:

Use time poorly/ struggles with time management:

Says “I can’t do it” before attempting to do so

Bumps into things and knocks them over

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If you answer 5 or more questions with “sometimes, frequently, or always,” we recommend you meet with an optometrist who specializes in vision therapy as soon as possible.

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Dr. McBryar

Dr. Heather McBryar is a certified optometrist and a Tennessee native. As a pediatric optometrist with more than 16 years' experience, she is considered a leading voice in her field. Her fascination with the field began at a young age with a visit to the eye doctor for a minor vision issue of her own, and later upon learning about a vision condition that ran in her family. Dr. McBryar's son, who has a vision problem and is also on the autism spectrum, has motivated her to help children of all stages of development succeed at school and in life.

Dr. McBryar graduated with honors from Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry. She is a Fellow of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD), a candidate for Fellowship in the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA), and a Diplomate of the American Board of Optometry (ABO).

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School Vision Screenings Give Less Than 4% of a Comprehensive Eye Exam

American Optometric Association

Signs, Symptoms, and Indicators

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The 17 Key Visual Skills

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