Vision Therapy for Children
If your child loses their place while reading, skips words, or gets headaches with homework, it may be a vision skill issue, even with 20/20 eyesight.
Five specialties, one team — so your child gets the right support without bouncing between providers.
Builds the everyday skills, fine motor, sensory, and self-care, your child needs to thrive at home and school.
Turns mealtime battles into steady progress for picky eaters and problem feeders.
If you’ve been asking questions like these, you’re not alone — and we’re here to help. Click below to learn how therapy can support your child’s growth, confidence, and independence.
Sue Khammar has helped hundreds of children grow in independence, confidence, and vital life skills. Known for her calm, compassionate care and advanced clinical expertise — especially in sensory integration — she sets the tone for a therapy experience rooted in trust, empathy, and results.
“Pediatric OT brings together everything I value — creativity, problem-solving, and human connection. Every child is different, and we meet them where they are.”
Today, Sue leads a team of therapists who share her relationship-first approach — specially trained in Ayres Sensory Integration® (EASI) evaluations, and now including certified vision therapy training, to provide individualized, evidence-based care.
STEP 1: REACH OUT
Call us or fill out our quick contact form.
STEP 2: INSURANCE & PAPERWORK
We’ll check your benefits and walk you through any forms.
STEP 3: EVALUATION DAY
Your child will meet with a therapist for a personalized
assessment. We’ll do our best to make it fun and
comfortable.
STEP 4: PARENT MEETING
We’ll review the results together, answer questions, and
share our care recommendations.
STEP 5: START THERAPY
Once you’re ready, we’ll schedule sessions at a time that
works for your family — most are weekly.
Quick answers to the things families want to know before their first visit.
Yes, we accept most major insurance plans. Before your first visit, we verify your benefits for you and walk you through exactly what’s covered, so there are no surprises.
We serve children from infancy through the teen years. Whether you have a toddler who isn’t talking yet or a third-grader struggling with handwriting, our therapists tailor every session to your child’s age and stage.
In many cases, no, you can reach out to us directly. Some insurance plans do require a physician referral, and we’ll check that for you during benefits verification so you know before you start.
Vision therapy is a personalized program that trains how the eyes and brain work together, skills like tracking, focusing, and eye teaming. A child can have 20/20 eyesight and still struggle with these skills, which often shows up as losing their place while reading, skipping words, or headaches during homework. Learn more about vision therapy »
Every child is different, but many families notice meaningful changes within the first couple of months of consistent weekly sessions. We track progress together and review it with you regularly, so you always know how your child is doing.