A common misconception is strabismus is caused by “weak” eye muscles, but this is not true. The problem is not muscular but faulty coordination between the brain and eye muscles. This is why even after surgery has corrected the alignment of the eye, problems with smaller eye turns persist—and often it’s these smaller eye turns that cause more symptoms and visual discomfort. Our guide will show you more, plus an evidence-based treatment that enhances the brain’s ability to control eye movements, teaming, focussing and visual processing. Kids and adults with strabismus and/or amblyopia need not suffer when there is an alternative that works!
