Performing vision exams for young children is an area in which we excel. We identify and treat core issues before they disrupt children's learning opportunities and personal growth.

The American Optometric Association recommends eye checks at:

• Between 6-12 months old (InfantSEE®)
• Age 3 (or when a child begins preschool)
• Age 5 (or when beginning Kindergarten)
• Once each year from ages 6-18

Visual information processing, auditory processing, speech/language development, and phonological awareness/processing are commonly categorized as or assumed to be “Dyslexia.”

When parents, teachers, and medical professionals have exhausted their resources trying to discover the solutions to struggling students’ obstacles — including confusion surrounding Dyslexia — ACHIEVE provides insights that quickly eliminate common misconceptions and illuminate core issues and their solutions.

While this Dyslexia & Processing Evaluation does NOT officially diagnose Dyslexia or other specific learning disabilities, it DOES identify the disruptions in reading and learning processes that are addressable.

Once this evaluation is complete, we can connect you with the services and resources needed to help your child/student develop a more successful reading and learning experience.

Dyslexia, learning disabilities, and other reading challenges usually stem from barriers in the sensory and processing systems needed for efficient reading and learning.

Identifying the specific barriers that are keeping your child from reading or performing academically to their full potential can demystify the “Dyslexia” puzzle and provide solutions to help your child thrive in and beyond the classroom.

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We see it every day...

As children's learning challenges and other struggles subside — allowing them to more fully enjoy their lives — their families' lives also improve.

Vision therapy is the most effective path to sustainable results for many vision and other processing issues.

Vision-Related Reading/Learning Challenges
80% of learning happens through the visual system.

Research indicates that 25% of children have an undiagnosed vision-related reading or learning challenge that prevents them from performing to their full potential.

Vision Therapy retrains the brain and eyes to be able to guide reading, writing, and learning with greater success and less frustration and discomfort.

Treatment of Eye Turns & Lazy Eyes

• No patching required.
• An effective non-surgical treatment option for those with eye turns and lazy eyes.
• Most children can avoid eye muscle surgery to correct their Strabismus or Amblyopia.
• Children and adults of any age can successfully improve their vision through vision therapy.

Neuro-Visual Rehabilitation (post-concussion/stroke/brain surgery/TBI)
Sports-related accidents, car accidents, falls, etc. can all result in head/brain injuries (even if you do not lose consciousness).

When the brain is injured, it significantly disrupts our ability to see, read, process information, and function in life.

Many concussion-related symptoms (headaches, eyestrain, poor stamina for reading, light sensitivity, motion sensitivity/sickness) can continue long after the injury.

Vision Therapy can significantly improve an individual’s quality of life after suffering from any brain injury (concussion, car accident, stroke, brain surgery).

Do you get headaches, eye strain, migraines, or blurry vision that makes driving or working on the computer difficult and uncomfortable? Make sure your vision is up to the demands of work and life. Most medical insurances cover an annual vision exam at our office (no vision insurance required!).

Concussions and brain injuries adversely affect speech, decision-making, vision, and more.

From minor incidents to major accidents, these results disrupt children’s lives and schooling.

We provide the latest in rehabilitation services to get patients back to fully living and learning.

Common addressable symptoms after a concussion/brain injury include:

• Headaches/migraines
• Eyestrain/tired eyes
• Blurry vision
• Double vision
• Light sensitivity
• Dizziness, vertigo, or difficulties with balance
• Challenges with depth perception
• Difficulty keeping one’s place when reading
• Poor processing/reading comprehension
• Motion sensitivity/motion sickness
• Anxiety, stress, overwhelm, or overstimulation
• Discomfort in visually busy environments (social gatherings, stores, church, etc.)

Children’s nearsightedness gets worse every year, especially with technology screen use.

We offer the only FDA-approved method of slowing the progression of Myopia.

This is a major step in providing children with the best experience in school (and beyond)!

As the leading pediatric vision practice in Utah for Myopia Management, ACHIEVE helps more families manage their children’s Myopia than any other practice in the state.

ACHIEVE is involved in national studies with the leading Myopia Management solution providers, paving the way for better vision for every child.

You don’t have to watch your child’s vision worsen year after year.

Now you can proactively help slow your child's myopia progression, enhance long-term visual health, and improve your child’s quality of life.

We are pleased to provide this leading-edge service to families right here in Utah County!

These challenges affect depth perception, eye-hand coordination, reading, and more.

Most children AND adults can:

• Correct their sight (often to 20/20),
• Enhance their visual processing, and
• Improve their eye turns and lazy eyes

...without the need for eye muscle surgery or eyepatches!

You are never too old to improve your vision.

Strabismus (eye turns) and Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) can be treated at any age.

Every child deserves the best possible vision, regardless of their life situation.

​​​​​​​Our specialists adapt each vision exam to the needs of the patient.

Physical or communication barriers don't need to stand in the way of children living full, rich lives!

Our Neuro-Developmental Optometrists are specially trained to help children with developmental differences (Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, etc.).

Whether your child is verbal or non-verbal, our neuro-developmental vision specialists can ensure that your child enjoys optimal vision that supports their quality of life to their fullest potential.