Take our three-minute symptom quiz scientifically proven to determine if your vision symptoms are severe enough to be evaluated. Neuro-Vision Therapy Institute (NVTI) is a leader in Neuro Optometry, offering the Denver area exceptional expertise in vision therapy and vision rehabilitation for both adults and children.
Our evaluations consist of over 30 visual skills, allowing us to diagnose complex vision conditions often overlooked by traditional eye exams. We go far beyond glasses and contacts to help patients, offering cutting edge therapies that actually build and strengthen the neuro-vision pathways between the brain and eyes.
Our evaluations consist of over 30 visual skills, allowing us to diagnose complex vision conditions often overlooked by traditional eye exams. We go far beyond glasses and contacts to help patients, offering cutting edge therapies that actually build and strengthen the neuro-vision pathways between the brain and eyes.
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NVTI's mission is to create awareness about the prevalence of vision disorders, and the most successful, scientifically validated treatments to resolve them. That's why Dr. Alexandra Talaber, OD, FCOVD, FAAO welcomes all new patients with a complimentary virtual consultation to answer the important questions new patients may have before pursuing a Neuro-Vision Evaluation.
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Dr. Alexandra Talaber OD, FCOVD, FAAO, is a board certified Neuro Optometrist (sometimes called a Behavioral Optometrist or Developmental Optometrist) and fellow of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development and the American Academy of Optometry. Dr. Talaber is an active educator and researcher who has published many research articles in esteemed medical journals.
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Most people associate perfect vision as 20/20 vision, a measure of visual acuity where a person can see a specific-sized letter at a 20-foot distance.
While visual acuity is an essential vision test, other areas of vision including eye teaming/alignment, depth perception, eye tracking, focusing, peripheral vision, and visual processing, allow us to sustain clarity and attention for reading, peripheral awareness with driving, and balancing and moving through space.
While visual acuity is an essential vision test, other areas of vision including eye teaming/alignment, depth perception, eye tracking, focusing, peripheral vision, and visual processing, allow us to sustain clarity and attention for reading, peripheral awareness with driving, and balancing and moving through space.
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If visual pathways from the eyes to the brain are not functioning properly, there is a disruption in how an individual sees their environment and interacts with it. These issues are most commonly noticed when they become serious enough to disrupt schoolwork, ease of learning or interfere with tasks at work.
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While our eyes capture light signals, our visual world is created in the brain. Visual information from each eye is sent to areas all over the brain that identify objects, color, names, movement, where the object is in space, depth and more. Vision should operate clearly, comfortably, accurately, and effortlessly.
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