DVC Vision Therapy
384 Main Street R0C 2Z0 Stonewall, MB, Canada

A fabulous sucess story!

Bravo to Dr. Quaid on changing another life through vision therapy.

This has been a week of goodbyes. Yesterday was the last day for my very first resident, Dr. Nora Conway. I had a dream to pass on my knowledge. I did a residency in Binocular Vision Disorders in New York many years ago. I have also had many years of unusual patients with vision issues. So, with a lot of work and hopeful anticipation I set up Canada's first private practice Binocular vision residency. Nora responded to my notice about the residency but she was hesitant becau...se she was pregnant. After a few calls, zoom meetings and emails Nora took the brave jump and just after baby was born moved from Pennsylvania to Manitoba. I am in awe of her willingness to juggle brand new baby and a new residency. I want to thank Nora for taking a chance on our practice. She was a great fit at our office for this past year and we are sorry to see her go. She is going to be amazing in her area. I wish her the brightest future. See more

Thank you Dr. Carter and Amanda for sharing what vision therapy is. If you are curious to learn more contact us at [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/insightvisiontherapy/videos/1221226041567473/?d=null&vh=e

Our current intern, Dr. Shelby Borstmayer, is leaving us for her next rotation. We are sorry to see her go. She's been a marvelous addition to our team. We wish her the very best on her future rotations!

Our brains are amazing!

There is a phone on this rug. Can you find it?

Just in case you need some ideas.

Dr. Nora's beautiful floor map today!

Who benefits from vision therapy? Buffalo Sabres goaltender Carter Hutton does!

Exercise helps kids gain core strength, left/right body coordination, muscle coordination and reinforces vision leading movement. Not to mention they are fun!

We program our vision therapy based on these truths. We get great results because we work to stimulate multiple senses at the same time. It is never just about 20/20 vision.

Tummy time is so important in the development of strong muscles and the visual system. Here is a great way to keep your little one exploring during tummy time! A hula hoop and toys, the fun never ends.

Your exams are about so much more than 20/20! Make sure you keep up with your routine exams. It could save your life.

Visual discrimination and logic. How many details do you notice that seem illogical?

Looking for some ideas to get the kids moving and having fun while developing motor skills? Look no farther, this video has a tonne! Enjoy!

We are excited to be back in the office this week! We miss you and can't wait to see you again.