Neuro-Optometry & Vision Therapy in London, Ontario

London Vision Training Clinic helps children, adults, and concussion patients improve how their eyes and brain work together — so they can read better, focus longer, and get back to daily life.

Self-Assessment

Founded in 2016, London Vision Training Clinic is London, Ontario's dedicated neuro-optometry and vision therapy practice. We help children struggling in school, adults dealing with screen fatigue and headaches, athletes looking to sharpen their performance, and patients recovering from concussion or brain injury. No referral is needed — book directly online.

Who We Help

Many vision problems don't show up on an eye chart. These are the patients we see most often.

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Children & learning

Skipping lines, avoiding reading or headaches with schoolwork can point to a vision problem rather than a learning or attention issue.
Concussion recovery

Double vision, dizziness, light sensitivity or reading fatigue after a head injury can be assessed and treated.
Adults & screen strain

Eye strain, headaches and trouble focusing after long days on screens are often a visual skills problem, not a need for a stronger prescription.

What To Expect

Initial Evaluation

We evaluate visual skills beyond a standard eye exam — including eye teaming, tracking, focusing, and how vision may be affecting concussion recovery, school performance, or sports.

Follow-Up

If neuro-functional glasses were prescribed, then a glasses follow-up after a few weeks to determine next steps for you.

Vision Therapy

If the glasses are not enough, then Vision Therapy, by our doctors.

Why London Vision Training Clinic

Established Expertise

Serving patients in London, Ontario since 2016, with specialized expertise in neuro-optometry and vision rehabilitation.

One-on-One Care

Every plan is tailored to your needs, age, and goals — always with your optometrist.

Community Partners

We work with local professionals and schools to support success in learning, recovery, and daily life.