Visual behaviors are largely a reflection of one’s state of mind and are primarily the result of adaptation to one’s environment combined with genetic predisposition. These visual behaviors can be favorably modified with a specific vision behavior modification program that we call VPR (Vision Processing and Reprogramming).

VPR involves integrating the physical, emotional, and perceptual aspects of one’s eyes and vision which can improve eyesight, deepen self understanding, stimulate healing, and improve performance in everyday life.

VPR therapy includes retraining eye movement patterns, focusing skills, eye teaming, eye-brain-body coordination, perception, visualization, and multi-sensory integration. Seeing, thinking, hearing, feeling, and movement are synchronized.

During VPR therapy self awareness greatly increases; perception heightens, comprehension improves, and consciousness expands. Self confidence and self reliance can flourish and, as faulty perceptions drop away, new awareness and new directions emerge. "Vision" is expanded from sight, and perception expands to comprehension, creativity, and self expression.

VPR therapy helps people overcome reading, learning, and attentional disorders. VPR helps people conquer dyslexia, poor handwriting, memory problems, clumsiness, poor sports performance, vertigo, motion sickness, balance and coordination problems, confusion, disorientation, lack of confidence, and poor self esteem. Since a major cause of auto and industrial accidents is faulty vision processing, VPR therapy can literally save your life.

Understanding and modifying your visual behavior allows you to enhance how you see, think, and feel to make your life more meaningful and fulfilling.