Dr. Lisa Chow
Dr. Lisa Chow
Brain–Vision Rehabilitation
Dr. Lisa Chow | The Sight Doctor
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The Relationship Between Your Brain and Your Vision After a Brain Injury
You can look fine and still feel foggy, overwhelmed, or not like yourself.
After a brain injury, the eyes and brain don’t always coordinate the way they used to, and that can affect focus, balance, reading, light sensitivity, and mental clarity.
This page is dedicated to concussion recovery and brain–vision rehabilitation.
If you’re recovering, you’re in the right place.
And if you’ve recovered and want to understand how brain–vision integration impacts performance, I share broader performance insights over at @drlisachow
#ConcussionRecovery #BrainInjuryAwareness #NeuroOptometry #PostConcussionSyndrome #BrainVision
⚠️ Educational content only. This does not replace individualized medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for individualized care.
262After a concussion, eye movements that once felt automatic can suddenly feel effortful or uncomfortable.
Drills like this help retrain coordination, processing, and visual control; all key pieces of recovery.
👉 Follow @drlisachow for more brain–vision education
#concussionrecovery
#neurooptometry
#brainvision
#visiontherapy
#drilloftheday
262That’s because vision isn’t just about seeing letters clearly.
It’s about how your brain processes light, movement, focus, and space.
After a concussion; or with chronic visual stress, those systems can be disrupted even when eyesight looks “normal.”
💡 Clear vision doesn’t always mean comfortable vision.
Save this if you’ve been told, “Your eyes are fine,” but didn’t feel fine.
#povvision
#concussionvision
#visualprocessing
#neurooptometry
#postconcussion
262Many concussion symptoms are invisible.
You can look fine and still feel foggy, overwhelmed, or not like yourself.
After a brain injury, the eyes and brain don’t always coordinate the way they used to, and that can affect focus, balance, reading, light sensitivity, and mental clarity.
This page is dedicated to concussion recovery and brain–vision rehabilitation.
If you’re recovering, you’re in the right place.
And if you’ve recovered and want to understand how brain–vision integration impacts performance, I share broader performance insights over at @drlisachow
#ConcussionRecovery #BrainInjuryAwareness #NeuroOptometry #PostConcussionSyndrome #BrainVision
⚠️ Educational content only. This does not replace individualized medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for individualized care.
4 months ago
Many people are surprised to learn that vision involves the brain just as much as the eyes.
After a concussion, eye movements that once felt automatic can suddenly feel effortful or uncomfortable.
Drills like this help retrain coordination, processing, and visual control; all key pieces of recovery.
👉 Follow @drlisachow for more brain–vision education
#concussionrecovery
#neurooptometry
#brainvision
#visiontherapy
#drilloftheday
4 months ago
You passed the eye chart… but still feel awful.
That’s because vision isn’t just about seeing letters clearly.
It’s about how your brain processes light, movement, focus, and space.
After a concussion; or with chronic visual stress, those systems can be disrupted even when eyesight looks “normal.”
💡 Clear vision doesn’t always mean comfortable vision.
Save this if you’ve been told, “Your eyes are fine,” but didn’t feel fine.
#povvision
#concussionvision
#visualprocessing
#neurooptometry
#postconcussion
4 months ago