Accommodative Therapy

Accommodative therapy is a set of eye exercises designed to improve the eye's ability to focus properly, especially when switching focus between near and distant objects. It is commonly used to treat symptoms like eye strain, difficulty reading, or focusing issues in children and adults. The therapy may include activities such as focusing on target objects at various distances, eye teaming exercises, and visual attention tasks. The goal is to strengthen the focusing muscles and improve coordination, helping the eyes work more efficiently and reducing discomfort associated with visual tasks.