Visual processing disorder

Visual processing disorder is a condition where the brain has difficulty interpreting and making sense of visual information received from the eyes. This means that even if the eyes see clearly, the brain struggles to understand what the eyes are seeing, affecting tasks like reading, recognizing objects, or following moving items. It is not a problem with eyesight, but with how the brain processes visual data. Individuals with this disorder may experience challenges in school, work, or daily activities that involve visual skills. Proper assessment and targeted strategies can help improve functioning and adapt to these difficulties.