Can vision therapy help improve a child's poor handwriting?

Filter 1 answers by contributor:

  • PRACTITIONER
  • GROUP
  • AUTHOR
  • TV PERSONALITY
  • ALL
  1. Dr. Michael X. Repka
     
    Dr. Michael X. Repka of American Academy of Ophthalmology answered:
    Vision therapy means many different interventions offered to patients. For convergence insufficiency (difficulty keeping the eyes together for near activities), therapy has been shown to improve symptoms in older children and teenagers. Vision therapy's value for other ocular abnormalities remains to be proven. Unfortunately, I am unaware of any value of vision therapy to improve poor handwriting.
    More Related Answers from American Academy of Ophthalmology
    Vision therapy means many different interventions offered to patients. For convergence insufficiency (difficulty keeping the eyes together for near activities), therapy has been shown to improve symptoms in older children and teenagers. Vision... More