Abstract

Slow reading and writing, difficulty concentrating, poor athletic ability...
The cause of children's developmental issues wasn't eyesight, but 'visual function'!
Due to decreased outdoor play and other factors, children are moving their eyes less, leading to deterioration of visual processing abilities (the ability to perceive and process information through vision). This has resulted in a dramatic increase in cases where children are diagnosed with 'developmental disorders.' However, unlike visual acuity (eyesight), visual processing skills can be expected to improve through training.

Author’s Information

Vision Assessment TrainerAfter graduating from the School of Human Sciences at Waseda University, he studied specialized knowledge of visual function, and in 2010, he began working as a "vision trainer" who improves visual function itself, rather than just eyesight. He has provided guidance to more than 20,000 people in total, from active professional baseball and table tennis players to children with ADHD, Asperger's syndrome, learning disabilities, and other developmental disorders.