OCVT - The Optometry Center for Vision Therapy

OCVT - The Optometry Center for Vision Therapy

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Welcome to OCVT. Our expert team is dedicated to providing the highest quality vision therapy servi

OCVT Locations:

OCVT Pecan Park
10601 Pecan Park Blvd, Suite 201
Austin, TX 78750
Phone: 512-401-0400

OCVT Westlake
6836 Bee Caves Road, Bldg. 1, Suite 100
Austin, TX 78746
Phone: 512-614-1640

OCVT San Antonio
255 E Sonterra Blvd, Suite 100
San Antonio, TX 78258
Phone: 210-490-9900

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Did you know kids now spend an average of 6–8 hours a day in front of screens? 📱👀

Between homework, gaming, and tablets, that's nearly a full school day of device use! Extended screen time can significantly increase your child’s risk for digital eye strain, frequent headaches, and even myopia (nearsightedness).

Here are 3 easy tips to help protect your child’s vision:

Follow the 20-20-20 Rule: Every 20 minutes, have them look at an object 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds.

Get Outside: Encourage daily outdoor play to give their eyes a natural break and focus on distant views.

Keep Bedrooms Device-Free at Night: Removing screens before bed protects both their vision and essential sleep quality.

Protecting your child’s eyesight starts with proactive care! Schedule a comprehensive back-to-school eye exam to catch visual issues early and keep their eyes healthy all year long. 🎒✨

🔗 Learn more & schedule a visit: ocvt.info

08/04/2026

20/20 vision doesn't guarantee an effective visual system! August is Vision and Learning month and OCVT will be sharing information all month long to help spread awareness on "THE VISION AND LEARNING CONNECTION"! Check out the first video discussing 20/20 vision and the other visual efficiency skills needed for sucess in the classroom!
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Does your child struggle to sit still, lose their place while reading, or constantly fidget in class? 🪑 It might not be a behavioral issue—it could be a retained Spinal Galant Reflex.

This natural infant reflex is meant to fade by 9 months. If it stays active, any touch or friction on the lower back triggers an involuntary urge to squirm.

This constant physical restlessness indirectly hurts vision and focus. When a child is always moving, their eyes struggle to smoothly fixate, track words, and sustain attention on a page—frequently leading to reading fatigue and behavior struggles.

The good news? Therapies like reflex integration and vision therapy help retrain these neurological building blocks so your child can sit comfortably and thrive!

👉 Swipe to learn the signs and visit ocvt.info to get started.

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✨Team Member Spotlight✨

OCVT’s very own vision therapist, Andrew, performed with his band this past weekend. He had a group of cheerleaders consisting of familiar faces Avery, Lexi, Lauren, Nevaeh, and Kristin! We love you Andrew!🎹

07/18/2026

Not all vision problems are visible. 👀

Did you know someone can have 20/20 eyesight and still struggle with a vision problem?

Vision is so much more than seeing clearly. It’s how your eyes work together, focus, track, and send information to your brain. When these skills aren’t working efficiently, they can impact reading, learning, sports, attention, and even confidence without anyone realizing vision is the cause.

Vision deficiencies often go undetected because children and adults assume everyone sees the world the same way they do.

✨ If something feels “off,” trust your instincts. A comprehensive vision evaluation can uncover what a routine eye exam may not.

🗣️DM us to schedule a complimentary consultation!!

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Smooth reading depends on how your visual skills integrate together. 🧠 It requires a perfect partnership between your central vision (focusing on each word) and your peripheral vision (guiding your eyes across the line).

When these two systems don't sync up, your eyes make too many micro-stops—called fixations. More fixations equal slower reading and rapid fatigue. Fewer fixations allow your eyes to glide across the page seamlessly.

Vision therapy directly strengthens these tracking skills so your eyes can work together naturally!

👉 Swipe through our fixation demo and visit ocvt.info to learn more.

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Time to work on those pursuits (smooth eye motion) with some hand-eye coordination!
Just in time to prep before Fall Ball comes around 🍂⚾️

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Is homework time always a battle? 📚 It might not be a lack of effort—it could be Convergence Insufficiency (CI), a common condition where the eyes struggle to work together up close.

Because the eyes are constantly fighting to stay aligned, it causes frustrating symptoms like headaches, eye strain, blurred words, and reduced attention. In fact, because the symptoms look so similar, CI is frequently mistaken for ADHD.

The good news? Vision therapy safely retrains the eyes to coordinate as a team, making reading easier, clearer, and far less stressful!

👉 Swipe to see the common signs and visit ocvt.info to get started.

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Ever heard of amblyopia? Most people know it as "lazy eye" — but there's a lot more to it than that. It's not just an eye problem, it's a brain-eye connection issue, and it affects approximately 2–3 out of every 100 kids.

The good news? With early diagnosis and the right treatment, it's very manageable. Swipe to learn what amblyopia really is, what it looks like, and why catching it early makes all the difference.

Learn more at ocvt.info 👁️

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Then vs. Now: A Vision Therapy Success Story! 🎓💻

Swipe to see an amazing transformation! We are so proud of this former patient, who is now a senior at LeTourneau University studying Computer Engineering.

Improving his visual mechanics "back then" gave him the solid foundation needed to handle rigorous engineering coursework and unlock his true potential. Seeing our graduates thrive out in the world is exactly why we do what we do! Huge congratulations! 🎉

🔬 Explore how vision therapy builds the framework for lifelong success at ocvt.info.

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10601 Pecan Park Boulevard, Ste 201
Austin, TX
78750

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm