Free online Pursuits, Saccades and Vergence therapy by VisionTherapy

Himanshu (B.Optom and M.Optom)
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Eye Movement & Tracking Therapy | VisionTherapy

Eye Movement & Tracking Therapy

Train your vision with interactive exercises - Powered by VisionTherapy

Pursuits


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What is Eye Movement & Tracking Therapy?

This online tool helps train your eye muscles using three core vision therapy exercises: Pursuits (smooth eye tracking), Saccades (quick eye jumps), and Vergence (eye depth coordination). Designed to improve focusing, tracking, and visual attention — right from your screen.

🧭 How to Use This Tool

  • Choose a mode: Pursuits, Saccades, or Vergence.
  • Set your preferred speed using the slider (1 = slow, 10 = fast).
  • Click Start and follow the animated dot with your eyes — not your head.
  • You can Pause, Stop, or use Fullscreen for a better experience.
  • Repeat for 5–10 minutes per session, 3–5 days a week.

🎯 Benefits of Vision Therapy

  • Improves eye tracking and coordination
  • Enhances focus, attention span, and reading fluency
  • Reduces visual fatigue from screen use
  • Strengthens depth perception and binocular vision
  • Fun, interactive, and kid-friendly format

👤 Who Should Use This Therapy?

  • Children with learning or reading difficulties
  • Students and professionals with eye strain or digital fatigue
  • Individuals with convergence insufficiency or focusing issues
  • Anyone needing post-vision surgery rehabilitation or support
  • Adults wanting to improve visual endurance and flexibility
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
  • Q: How often should I use this?
    A: 5–10 minutes per session, 3–5 times per week is recommended.
  • Q: Is this safe for children?
    A: Yes. This tool is kid-friendly and fun to use with parental guidance.
  • Q: Does this replace professional therapy?
    A: No. This is a supplementary tool. Always consult your optometrist if symptoms persist.
  • Q: Can this help with screen-time fatigue?
    A: Yes. It enhances your eyes' endurance and focusing flexibility.

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