Why do I love to wear CRTs? I love to wear CRTs because they cut the hassle out of me having to purchase contacts on a yearly basis, worrying about my prescription possibly changing each year, buying drops to keep on me or near me in case my contacts dry out during the night, or…

What a difference a year makes when vision therapy is added! My 8 year old daughter has had  “lazy eye” amblyopia for as long as I can remember.  For years her doctor patched her for up to 8 hours a day and we never saw any success.  Then we switched doctors and came to see…

When I first began seeing Dr. Montecalvo, My vision was affecting my life in a very negative way. I suffered a traumatic brain injury caused by an almost fatal car accident. Learning to walk, talk, take care of and function by myself was no easy feat. After being home from the hospital for almost two…

I started vision therapy in June, 2009. I also got my first pair of glasses. I was having a hard time in school. I was having a bad time in school. I could barely read and I had a hard time writing. No one could read it. My letters were different sizes and I wrote…

Timmy’s Story I always had trouble writing. My letters and numbers looked like scribbling. I couldn’t read big words—only little words. Vision therapy has helped me a lot. I like my vision therapy. Best of all reading is fun and easy now. I love being able to write. Thank you Dr. Montecalvo and Miss Holly…

When Kaylynn was 2 years old her right eye turned inward. Her vision was affected by this change. Kaylynn, over the years, also began to have sensory problems such as crashing into others and falling off surfaces. Once Kaylynn started school she began to shut down socially and by second grade she completely isolated herself from…

When Aaron began vision therapy, he was struggling with not only reading but with low self esteem when it came to reading and schoolwork. As he progressed through the program we saw not only his reading fluency improve, but a happier, more confident child emerge. Family reading time has gone from a tear-filled event to…