ILS can be utilized as a standalone treatment or a supportive modality used in Vision Therapy or Occupational Therapy.

As a standalone treatment, ILS can be done at home with a minimum of either 3 one-hour sessions or 6  30-minute sessions per week, with 2 in office support sessions per month.

As a supportive modality ILS may be used in Vision Therapy or Occupational Therapy as both a loading activity, increasing sensory input from the auditory and vestibular systems, and as an integrated treatment modality.

Our providers will determine if you would benefit from ILS after reviewing the results of your Vision Therapy or Occupational Therapy assessment.

Our Safe and Sound treatment is done in office with one hour treatment sessions over a period of 5 consecutive days.

Our providers will determine if you would benefit from Syntonics after reviewing the results of your Vision Therapy assessment.  We will evaluate your history, visual function and functional visual field to determine your treatment plan.

A functional visual field looks at how much visual information the brain is processing at one time. It is also used as a way to assess sympathetic/parasympathetic balance.

Once our providers determine that you are a good candidate for Syntonics, you will be able to rent a light unit from our office, by the month.

Syntonics is typically done at home, in a dark room where your retina can absorb prescribed wavelengths of visible light. The recommended treatment protocol is to build up to 20 minute sessions in a repeated pattern of 3 days on 1 day off, or modified to 5 days on 2 days off.

We measure response to treatment with a functional visual field.  It is important that patients repeat functional visual field testing every 2 weeks so that we can measure change and modify treatments.

Patients typically need 3 months of Syntonics treatment for the functional visual field to open and stabilize.

Integrative Manual Therapy is a multisystem, whole body approach to improving structure in order to improve function.

We commonly recommend IMT for our patients who are experiencing post-concussion syndrome, so that the structure of the nervous system can support function.

While there is a shared theme across various yoga practices, Yoga for Rehabilitation is gentle, supportive and adapted for those with compromised neuro function. It also teaches calming strategies to help support the body when it gets overwhelmed by sensory input or sympathetic/parasympathetic imbalance. Yoga gives our patients the opportunity to practice presence, mindfulness and intention within each moment, while encouraging the body to return to its natural state in breath and alignment.