Parkinson’s and Vision
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disorder of the nervous system causing dysfunction of motor organization. This affects posture, balance, and speech. Visual field neglect or loss is also common with Parkinson’s patients, leaving them with difficulties in how to visualize space and move throughout their world. Common symptoms for patient’s with Parkinson’s include:
Double vision
Blurry vision
Trouble keeping eyes open
Words moving or blurring
When such difficulties occur, confidence interacting with the world dwindles.
How do we help?
Our brains are constantly learning and creating neuro-pathways. Learning new techniques to improve our daily lives while dealing with Parkinson’s Disease shouldn’t feel impossible. Our customized rehabilitation program helps patients regain confidence in their space, reduces symptoms, and teaches visual strategies for daily living! We believe that everyone is capable of empowering themselves with the knowledge and skills to improve their daily life and reduce symptoms.
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