Northwest Vision Development Center

Vision Therapy, Orthokeratology, Pediatric and Developmental Optometry, Eye Exams


1616 Cornwall Ave. Ste. 105
Bellingham, WA 98225
Office Phone: 360-393-4479

  • Home
  • About Us
    • About The Doctor
    • About The Staff
  • Vision and Learning
    • How Vision Impacts School
    • Signs of Vision Problems
    • Reading
    • Spelling
  • Vision Therapy
    • Our Vision Therapy Programs
    • Brain Injury Rehab
    • Sports Vision
    • Videos
      • PSA Videos
    • Research On Vision & Developmental Optometry
    • Links
  • Ortho K/ “CRT”
  • Pediatric Vision
    • Birth to 24 Months
    • Preschool Vision 2-5 Years Old
    • Kids and Reading Glasses
  • Visual Conditions
    • Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)
    • Strabismus (crossed/wandering eyes)
    • Glossary of Eye/Visual Conditions
  • Eyewear
  • Forms
  • Testimonials
photo 2 (6)

Vision & School

schhol

Vision Problems & Reading

books

Frame Selection

photo 2

Symptom Checklist

The questionnaire

Orthokeratology

cl

Who Needs Vision Therapy?

IMG_9633

RSS Dr. Charron’s Blog

  • Learning To Read & Reading To Learn – Part 2
    Imagine you are in the 3rd grade and when it comes to reading, you just cannot keep up.  You breezed through phonics, you can bark out some of the largest, longest words in your class, you even spell pretty well.  The problem is, you can’t remember a thing about what you just read.  The teacher […]

RSS COVD Blog

  • In Search of Hyperopes
    Last week I brought a group of 1st year optometry students to an elementary school in Brooklyn .  We performed a vision screening on roughly 80 pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and 1st grade students.  I really enjoy taking 1st year students on vision screenings.  It’s their first real clinical experiences.  They get to practice what they have […] […]

RSS Vision Help Blog

  • Press Lites – VT Synchronicity May 19, 2013
    One of the most challenging aspects of vision therapy is designing procedures that provide good feedback on when patients are truly processing with both eyes simultaneously.  The patients that have the greatest need for these procedures are those with strabismus, usually detected by motor misalignment of the eyes, or the eyes not being simultaneously aimed … […]

Return to top of page

Copyright © 2013· Brightrock LLC· Log in