Vision For Life

at Ottawa Vision Therapy

Living Your True Potential With Vision Therapy Treatment

At Ottawa Vision Therapy, our team of optometrists and vision therapists is ready to work with you to carefully develop a visual training plan that will work best to help improve visual abilities. We can help children with learning difficulties, adults and children with amblyopia (lazy eye) or strabismus (turned eye), and those recovering from a brain injury or concussion.

We’re here to assess your visual skills and any irregularities, focusing on:

  • Binocular vision
  • Eye teaming
  • Focusing ability
  • Eye movement
  • Eye control
  • Visual performance
  • Visual processing

Our vision therapy programs in Ottawa are designed to help you attain or recover clear and comfortable binocular vision. Book an appointment with us today.

Why Vision Therapy?

We need accurate visual skills for school, work, and recreational and sports activities

Without proper visual skill development and visual training, or if our visual system is altered by an event like a concussion or brain injury, we could face difficulties learning or focusing on certain tasks.

Our optometrists and vision therapists work with each individual to determine the cause of their difficulties, then collaborate with the patient to correct and enhance their visual system through a variety of vision therapy programs and tools.

We are equipped and ready to provide comprehensive binocular vision assessments, as well as pediatric and special needs examinations. We also offer learning disability/visual perceptual evaluations, traumatic brain injury/concussion examinations, sports vision evaluation, and in-office vision therapy, also known as vision training or orthoptics.

OUR LOCATION IN OTTAWA

We are conveniently located close to the Queensway, on the corner of Merivale Road and Meadowlands Drive West, with plenty of free parking available steps away from our office.

OUR ADDRESS

  • 1547 Merivale Road Suite 520
  • Ottawa , ON K2G 4V3

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How Vision Therapy Treats Eye Strain After Concussion

Eye StrainVision Therapy

Post-concussion eye strain occurs when the communications between your brain and your eyes is disrupted. Vision therapy can treat eye strain after a concussion by using a personalized program of exercises to retrain the connection between your brain and your eyes. This helps you regain comfort and clarity in your daily life. Why Your Eyes […]

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November 17, 2025
Dr. Kirsten North

Lazy Eye (Amblyopia) in Adults: Can It Be Improved?

Amblyopia

Lazy eye, also called amblyopia, is often thought of as a childhood condition. Many adults believe that, if the condition isn’t treated early, there’s nothing that can be done later in life.  The truth is that amblyopia can still be improved in adults with targeted therapies, including vision therapy programs designed to retrain how the […]

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October 31, 2025
Dr. Kirsten North

Do You Need a Referral for Vision Therapy?

Vision Therapy

Glasses and contact lenses play a dominant role in eye care, but they can’t address every visual concern, which is where vision therapy comes in.  Although vision therapy is a specialty program, the path into the office isn’t as complex as you might think. A formal referral isn’t always necessary to get an initial assessment. […]

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September 10, 2025
Dr. Kirsten North

Post-concussion eye strain occurs when the communications between your brain and your eyes is disrupted. Vision therapy can treat eye strain after a concussion by using a personalized program of exercises to retrain the connection between your brain and your eyes. This helps you regain comfort and clarity in your daily life. Why Your Eyes […]

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Optometrist covering one eye during vision test for amblyopia diagnosis.

Lazy eye, also called amblyopia, is often thought of as a childhood condition. Many adults believe that, if the condition isn’t treated early, there’s nothing that can be done later in life.  The truth is that amblyopia can still be improved in adults with targeted therapies, including vision therapy programs designed to retrain how the […]

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An optometrist shares their patient's referral document for a vision therapy consult.

Glasses and contact lenses play a dominant role in eye care, but they can’t address every visual concern, which is where vision therapy comes in.  Although vision therapy is a specialty program, the path into the office isn’t as complex as you might think. A formal referral isn’t always necessary to get an initial assessment. […]

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