Visual training is a method of improving and enhancing visual function through specific eye movements and activities. For some children, vision training may be a beneficial supplement**, especially if the vision problem is related to eye muscle coordination, eye movements, or other visual processing abilities.
Visual training can help improve the following:
Eye coordination: Visual training can help children better control and coordinate the movement of their eyes by exercising eye coordination, thereby improving depth perception and spatial positioning ability.
Eye movements: Visual training can be aimed at eye movements, including tracking, saccades, focusing, etc., to improve your child's eye dexterity and tracking ability.
Visual perception: Visual training can improve children's visual cognition and processing ability by stimulating the visual system and improving their perception of shapes, colors, spatial relationships, etc.
However, it is important to note that vision training is not suitable for all vision problems. For some common problems such as anisometropia, myopia, astigmatism, etc., glasses or ** glasses may be a more effective correction method. Vision training is usually carried out under the guidance of a professional ophthalmologist or visionalist, and needs to be designed and implemented individually according to the child's specific situation.
It is best to consult an ophthalmologist to find out if your child is suitable for vision training and to get professional advice and guidance. Based on the results of the child's vision examination and individual circumstances, they can assess whether vision training is needed and develop the most appropriate plan for the child.