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You squint at your computer screen, even with glasses. Words blur when you read, and headaches flare up by midday. You have tried new prescriptions, but something still feels off. You may wonder if this is as good as your vision gets.

When most people think of vision, they often focus on the clarity of what they see—whether objects are blurry or sharp. But vision involves much more than clarity. Binocular vision, or the ability of both eyes to work together, plays a crucial role in how we perceive depth, focus, and movement. When this system isn’t functioning properly, it can impact daily activities, learning, and overall quality of life. Fortunately, binocular vision therapy offers a highly effective solution to improve and restore this critical visual function.

Your eyes are one of the most vital organs in your body, and protecting your vision should be a top priority. Many people only visit the optometrist when they notice vision problems or discomfort, but did you know that comprehensive eye exams are essential even when your eyes feel perfectly fine? At Dr. Newman Optometry, we believe that regular eye exams are not just about getting the right prescription for your glasses or contacts—they can also save your vision by detecting early signs of serious conditions before they become irreversible.