Your 33-session vision therapy program.
Your Binocular Vision Evaluation showed us which visual skills to build. Dr. Toler has recommended a 33-session program: 33 one-on-one sessions with 3 progress evaluations with Dr. Toler after every 11 sessions, so you can see what's improving.
Next steps after the evaluation
You've already finished the first step. Here's how the rest works.
Evaluation & plan
Done. Dr. Toler reviewed your results and recommended a 33-session program.
Confirm your program
33 sessions + 3 progress evaluations, about 9–10 months of weekly sessions.
Schedule weekly sessions
One-on-one sessions in our office. Our Patient Care Coordinator will help you set up your schedule.
Progress evaluation every 11 sessions
Dr. Toler re-tests visual skills and reviews progress with you after each set of 11 sessions.
Continue, adjust or graduate
At each progress evaluation, we decide together whether to continue, adjust the plan or graduate.
33-session program
Your program includes 3 progress evaluations with Dr. Toler, one after every 11 sessions.
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Sessions 1–11Weekly sessionsProgress evaluation 1 with Dr. Toler
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Sessions 12–22Weekly sessionsProgress evaluation 2 with Dr. Toler
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Sessions 23–33Weekly sessionsProgress evaluation 3 with Dr. Toler
Your program is based on your evaluation, and the plan can be adjusted at each progress evaluation. Our Patient Care Coordinator will confirm your total before you begin. See also: 11-session program · 22-session program.
A progress evaluation after every 11 sessions
Vision therapy should show results you can see. After every 11 sessions, Dr. Toler re-tests your visual skills and compares them with the original evaluation.
At each progress evaluation
- Re-test eye teaming, focusing and tracking
- Compare results with the original evaluation
- Review progress and goals with you
- Decide together: continue, adjust or graduate
One-on-one, built around your results
Every session targets the visual skills from your evaluation, with activities to practice at home between visits.
Eye teaming
- Aiming both eyes together
- Holding focus up close
- Reducing double vision
Eye focusing
- Clear, comfortable near focus
- Shifting focus near to far
- Building focusing endurance
Eye tracking
- Smooth, accurate eye movements
- Keeping your place while reading
- Faster, easier scanning
Visual processing
- Visual memory and visualization
- Spatial awareness
- Eye-hand coordination
Program fees
We're a fee-for-service practice and don't bill insurance. See all programs and fees.
Using FES-UA funds?
Our In-Office Training program is an approved service through Step Up For Students. Reserve your funds before sessions begin, and keep an eye on your balance. If your funds may not cover upcoming sessions, contact our Patient Care Coordinator before they run out so care isn't interrupted.
How to reserve your FES-UA funds →Where therapy happens
Next steps questions
Why 33 sessions?
Dr. Toler recommends a program based on your Binocular Vision Evaluation. A 33-session program is about 9–10 months of weekly sessions, and the plan can be adjusted at each progress evaluation.
What is a progress evaluation?
After every 11 sessions, Dr. Toler re-tests your visual skills and compares them with the original evaluation. She'll review the results with you and recommend whether to continue, adjust the plan, or graduate from therapy.
Can the plan change along the way?
Yes. Each progress evaluation is a checkpoint. Some patients reach their goals sooner, and others benefit from additional sessions.
Can we use FES-UA funds?
Yes. Our In-Office Training program is an approved service with FES-UA funds through Step Up For Students. Reserve your funds before sessions begin, and contact our Patient Care Coordinator before your balance runs low.
Do you take insurance?
No. Hope Vision is a fee-for-service practice and doesn't bill insurance.
Ready to start your 33-session program?
Call or email our Patient Care Coordinator to set up your sessions.