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Tremors, or involuntary shaking movements, can be alarming and disruptive. Many people associate tremors with Parkinson’s disease, but several other conditions can cause similar symptoms.

Neuro-optometry is a specialization within the field of optometry. It focuses on the intricate relationship between vision and brain function, often pivotal in diagnosing and managing vision-related neurological disorders.

Every person with autism has unique strengths, talents, and potential. As understanding of autism grows, so do the supportive treatments available for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Read more about therapies like neuro-optometric rehabilitation.

When a condition affects your ability to function and threatens your independence, functional rehabilitation can make a big difference.

Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States experiences a stroke which can result in vision problems. Here's what you need to know.

Nearly one million Americans live with Parkinson’s disease, a condition that impacts many aspects of life. Here’s how it can affect your eyes and four ways we can help.

Concussions are relatively common injuries that can have serious, life-altering impacts. Knowing the symptoms ensures you seek treatment as soon as possible. Here, learn the symptoms to look for, including subtle symptoms that alter your vision.

An Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis shifts your priorities and changes your family dynamics, but you can give your child every opportunity to thrive if you get help early. Here’s why starting treatments sooner rather than later is so important.

More than two million children and adolescents are diagnosed with a concussion, or a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI), each year in the United States. Learn how this common injury may affect your child’s balance and gait, among other symptoms.

Struggling with vision after a neurological injury? Learn how neuro-optometric rehabilitation can help you overcome vision-related issues with patient-focused care.

Is it difficult for you to follow moving objects, maintain focus, or judge distances? These are common visual challenges for individuals with attention-deficit disorder (ADD), and neuro-optometric rehabilitation offers targeted solutions.

Stumbles and falls are common injuries, affecting up to 14 million Americans 65 and older annually. Here, we explore simple ways to reduce your fall risk.