Exclusive Services

Our most comprehensive examination - the functional assessment leads to a true understanding of an individuals visual world. 

This is a 2 hour assessment - often broken down into 2x 1 hour sessions on different days as it can be a very tiring process. 

£250 inc. an in-depth written report

Vision therapy is done in session either weekly or fortnightly.

Each session is customised and last 30-45 minutes.

This can be done in the practise or at your own home.

Vision therapy can only be offered after a full functional vision assesment. Within the report it will detail what to expect from therapy and an approximate length of course. 

You may have been recommended to seek an optometrist who can prescribed coloured overlays or colour-tinted glasses. Our professional guidelines do recommend that a person should have a full binocular vision assessment first. As such the testing of coloured overlays and relevant reading speed tests are incorporated into the full functional assessment alongside a battery of binocular vision assessments.

If you should wish to have an assessment for coloured lenses or filters please do get in touch.

If you or your child have not had an eye test before or are overdue, make an appointment for an eye test first. During a sight test, each eye has a comprehensive health check and a spectacle prescription is determined, if needed. 

You may be able to claim an NHS funded eye test, for example for a child under 16 years, up to 19 years if in full time education or if you are over 60. 

If further testing is required this can then be discusse.

Most people can wear contact lenses. There are lots of different types for all sorts of eyes.

Age is not a barrier to contact lens wear. Very young children can wear them if they are necessary. For young children with a passion for sports they can be a real benefit. 

For many children contact lenses are advisable. For example, if the prescription is very different between the two eyes 

Regular eye test are even more important for children whose parent(s) are short-sighted (or near-sighted). This is because they are at an increased risk of becoming short sighted. The earlier a child becomes short sighted the higher the risk of related eye diseases. The good news is that there are a number of options to control the progression of short sightedness to minimise those risks.

There are spectacles lenses, contact lenses and drops that are proven to help. Vision therapy is also an option.

It is important that everyone feels welcome, comfortable and has fun when they visit us. 

If you or your child has a superpower that you would like us to know about please email us before you come and let us know what we can do to accomodate. 

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