Visual stress can make day-to-day tasks challenging and uncomfortable. At Clare Darbyshire we offer a range of treatments to help alleviate visual stress symptoms so you can navigate your day-to-day activities with ease and clarity.
What is Visual Stress?
Visual stress affects how the brain processes visual information. It is often associated with symptoms such as headaches, eye strain, blurred vision, and difficulty reading. This condition can significantly impact a person's comfort and productivity, particularly when engaging in tasks that require prolonged focus on text or screens.
Our comprehensive approach includes advanced diagnostic techniques and personalised treatment plans designed to alleviate symptoms and enhance visual comfort.
Headaches and Migraines
Frequent headaches, particularly after reading or using a computer, are a common sign of visual stress.
Blurred or Distorted Vision
Text may appear to move, blur, or become distorted, making reading challenging and tiring.
Difficulty Reading
Individuals with visual stress often find it hard to concentrate on text, frequently losing their place.
Sensitivity to Light
ncreased sensitivity to light, especially fluorescent lighting or glare from screens, can exacerbate symptoms.
Fatigue
General tiredness or fatigue, especially after periods of intense visual concentration.
Tailored Treatment Solutions
Our personalised approach to treatment ensures that you receive the most effective treatment for your specific needs.
Coloured Overlays
Coloured overlays and lenses can help filter out specific wavelengths of light that cause visual stress. By reducing the contrast and glare, these overlays can make visually intensive tasks more comfortable.
Vision Therapy
Vision therapy involves a series of exercises and activities designed to strengthen the eye muscles, improve coordination, and enhance visual processing which can help alleviate symptoms.
Ergonomic Advice
We can provide tips on adjusting your environment to reduce glare, improve lighting conditions, and optimise screen settings, helping to minimise visual stress during daily activities.