Success Stories

Stories highlighting the progress and successes our patients have experienced through vision therapy with Dr. Stremick and Sarah Halladay

“Prior to vision therapy I had ‘self-diagnosed’ myself with ADHD. I struggled to keep focus on the task at hand, was easily distracted, and would have to read the same paragraph multiple times before I could comprehend what it said. Now not only has my vision drastically improved, but I have also noticed that I no longer have those ADHD symptoms. I can read and respond to work emails quickly, I can complete one task without getting distracted or taking breaks, and my memory has also improved. I thought I was coming to vision therapy to help my eyesight, but I got so much more than that. Vision therapy improved my work performance and my daily functioning. I am so grateful.”
-Cindy N.

“Braylen started vision therapy as he was really struggling with reading in school. There was hesitation when he first started, but as the weeks went by he really started to enjoy the activities that were assigned to him, and he had the most fun when Rush Hour came out! Now after graduating from VT, Braylen’s reading has improved, he is able to write from the board with ease, his eyes don’t get as tired as they did. His mom says “Vision is an important part of life. We were skeptical about sending our son. First, to admit that something could be wrong with him. We were willing to try anything to try to make school not so challenging for him. It was one of our best decisions to send him to vision therapy. His confidence grew with every session. His reading skills improved along with his ability to write. We are so grateful for the difference vision therapy has made in our son’s life and would encourage other families who are struggling with similar challenges to consider it!”

“Tyanna came to us with constant headaches and blurry vision after a traumatic incident, even when wearing her glasses. With all of Tyanna’s hard work both at home and in session, she has been able to see huge improvements and can really see the difference vision therapy has made. She has been able to start college courses and is officially on her new journey towards a degree! From where she started to where she is now, we’re very proud of the huge strides and hurdles Tyanna has concurred throughout her vision therapy journey!”

“Abbagayle had her eyes set on flight school, but she had a lazy eye that made her fail the physical she needed to get in. She started vision therapy and her eyes started to be able to do things she didn’t know they could! She saw depth in things that weren’t there before and enjoyed getting to see her progress every week. She believes that vision therapy is worth it in the long run, especially if you have big dreams ahead of you to achieve! We’re very proud of Abby and what she has accomplished in vision therapy!”

“Our first vision therapy graduate of 2026 in January was Chase! He came to us in hopes of bettering his vision and depth perception with some big goals for his future and becoming a pilot. After working incredibly hard for 20 weeks, Chase accomplished his goals and even had new ones that he crushed! He was determined in session and worked hard with his home vision therapy activities, all helping him to be where he’s at today! Our vision therapist Sarah is very proud of how much Chase accomplished in just 20 sessions and we hope that his future is sky-high for him!”

“We started working with Junior in vision therapy as he had goals to have his eyes work together to help improve his reading skills, depth perception, and better hand-eye coordination. Through working hard both in session and at home, he started to notice a big improvement in his symptoms and with his grades at school! Our vision therapist Sarah truly enjoyed working with Junior and seeing his confidence grow; she will miss working with him every week and enjoyed the conversations they would have! We can’t wait to hear how the rest of your school year and baseball season goes!”