Specialized care for how the brain and eyes work together—helping children and adults overcome visual challenges and reach their full potential.
Vision Therapy, Sports Vision Therapy and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Therapy
Vision therapy is a personalized, non-surgical program designed to improve how the eyes and brain work together. While glasses help you see clearly, vision therapy helps you process and respond to what you see.
At Amarillo Neuro Vision, we focus on strengthening visual skills like tracking, focusing, and coordination—skills that are essential for reading, learning, and everyday life.
Children struggling with reading or school performance
Kids diagnosed with ADHD or dyslexia (often overlapping symptoms)
Individuals recovering from concussions or head injuries
Adults experiencing visual fatigue or focusing issues
Patients with eye strain, headaches, or double vision
Vision Therapy for Common Conditions
Convergence Insufficiency
eye tracking disorders
Amblyopia
(Lazy Eye)
Strabismus
(Eye Turn)
double
vision
Post-Concussion Vision Issues
Depth perception problems
and
more
Amarillo Neuro Vision is the only practice in the area dedicated specifically to vision therapy. This focused approach allows us to go beyond routine eye exams and provide targeted treatment for how vision truly functions.
We take time to understand each patient’s unique challenges and create customized therapy plans designed for real, lasting improvement.
Your Path to Better Vision
We assess how your eyes and brain work together—not just how clearly you see.
Every program is tailored to your specific needs and goals.
Through structured sessions and support, we build stronger visual skills over time.
Joan Reneau leads vision therapy at Amarillo Neuro Vision with a passion for helping patients unlock their full potential. With a focus on individualized care, she works closely with each patient to guide them through their therapy journey with clarity and encouragement.
Vision impacts how we learn, move, and interact with the world. When visual skills aren’t functioning properly, it can affect confidence, performance, and quality of life.
Vision therapy helps build those foundational skills—creating lasting change that goes far beyond what glasses alone can provide.