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Vision Therapy in Southborough

20/20 Vision Is Not Enough

Does Your Child...

  • Read below grade level?
  • Have a poor attention span?
  • Skip words or lines with reading?
  • Confuse the letters b, d, p, and q?

If your child is reading below grade level, has difficulties maintaining attention, or is not performing to their potential at school, he or she may have an undetected vision problem.

Many children struggle with undetected vision problems that hinder them from reaching their full potential.

Don't let visual impairments prevent your child from accomplishing their goals.

Asian girl in glasses lying in bed drawing on a tablet

What Is Vision Therapy?

Vision Therapy is a customized treatment program that trains our eyes and brain to work together. It develops and enhances fundamental visual skills and abilities, such as eye tracking, eye teaming, convergence, focusing, and visual processing skills.

It is performed under optometrist supervision and is individualized to fit the specific needs of each unique patient.

Vision therapy consists of in-office appointments and at-home exercises.

Benefits of Vision Therapy

  • Non-Invasive

    Vision therapy doesn't involve medication, surgery, or invasive procedures. Instead, it corrects eye problems naturally.

  • Great for children and adults

    Your brain is capable of forming new neural pathways throughout your entire life, so vision therapy can be effective at any age.

  • Easy to do

    Instructions are easy to follow. You or your child will learn them during in-office sessions and practice the exercises at home.

  • Customized treatment

    Following the consultation and eye exam, our eye care professionals will custom design a vision therapy program to suit your specific needs.

Should Your Child Have Vision Therapy?

Below is a list of behaviors that may indicate a vision problem:

  • Squints, tilts head or covers one eye to see better.
  • Reports blurry or double vision
  • Has difficulty in school even if they understand the subject matter
  • Has trouble focusing or paying attention
  • Avoids activities that require visual skills, such as reading, drawing, or puzzles

It is not uncommon for academic or behavioral problems to be caused by vision difficulties. Vision therapy not only helps your child see better, but can also improve learning, behavior and self-confidence.

Contact Vision Care Specialists in Southborough to find out whether your child's lagging visual skills may be getting in the way of their learning.

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Tamika D. - Jul 19, 2026
Dr Pacheco and her office staff; especially Natalya were very patient with my ASD daughter. Dr Pache... co was very accommodating and took extra time to make sure she got the best RX possible. Im very thankful I found a Dr. that could see my daughter. I highly recommend!
Tahnee B. - Jul 17, 2026
I got recommended to Dr Levine after my eye doctor of over 15yr retired and I was hesitant of going ... to someone new because I don’t like change and loved my eye doctor but when I went to dr Levine he made me feel at ease. He was friendly knowledgeable and never rushed me, answered all my questions plus the staff is super friendly. It was a plus that it was close to my home but then I move 40min away but still continued to go to him because I will travel for a good doctor.

Vision Therapy in Southborough

Vision Care Specialist office, 30 Turnpike Road Southborough, MA.
Photograph of Jade Pacheco
Hours
  • Monday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Tuesday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Wednesday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Thursday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
  • Sunday Closed
Insurance Plans
  • VSP
  • Medicare
  • Aetna
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • EyeMed
  • Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
  • Unicare
A girl is having her vision tested by an optometrist wearing glasses and holding a pencil.

Want to help your child reach their potential?

Consider vision therapy!