Vision Development Center

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Vision Development Center

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Pediatric Care
Then I started having to read the board. I had never had a problem with reading. In fact, I was a little bookworm from the time I began to piece sentences together. But the board was different. It was far away. I couldn’t see the board. The first reaction to my inability to “see” was to take me to have my eyes checked by both a regular eye doctor and an eye doctor who specialized in pediatrics. They could find nothing wrong with my eyes. I had 20/20 vision. But I still couldn’t see.

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Fax: (717) 656-0510

TollFree: (877) 696-6775

Phone: (717) 656-0543

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Seiderman, Arthur, OD

Arthur S Seiderman OD Fcovd

Dr. Arthur Seiderman, OD

Vision Development Center of Lancaster

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Phone: (717) 656-0534

Address: 152 E Main St, Leola, PA 17540

Website: http://www.helpaddvisiontherapy.com

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Vision Development Center

General Practitioners

Pediatric Care
Then I started having to read the board. I had never had a problem with reading. In fact, I was a little bookworm from the time I began to piece sentences together. But the board was different. It was far away. I couldn’t see the board. The first reaction to my inability to “see” was to take me to have my eyes checked by both a regular eye doctor and an eye doctor who specialized in pediatrics. They could find nothing wrong with my eyes. I had 20/20 vision. But I still couldn’t see.

Ophthalmologists

Eye Exam
Phillip was only in first grade when school problems surfaced. By second grade he was falling further behind in reading and no one could figure out why. His I.Q. scores were in the 98th percentile. A standard eye examination had revealed a mild case of farsightedness and he wore glasses to “correct“ the condition. Still he reversed letters and numbers...

Autism
Dr. Seiderman has been featured several times in the Lancaster Newspaper, and for a period, wrote articles in the Lancaster Mom’s section of the Lancaster Newspaper. Here, he touched on topics of ADD and ADHD, autism, alternatives to ADD/ADHD medication, and how vision therapy can help kids and adults who are suffering with signs and symptoms of ADD and ADHD.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Developmental Optometrists are eye doctors who have taken advanced training and additional education in vision related disabilities. By using advanced skills and the latest therapeutic techniques, they can help correct most vision disorders that cause the same signs and symptoms of ADD/ADHD, without invasive procedures.

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
Vision therapy is similar to physical therapy – the major difference being vision therapy is specific to the eyes. Vision therapy helps to improve visual function because it helps to teach the brain to have more control over the eyes. Patients who complete vision therapy can also experience improved brain skills, such as visual processing.
Occupational Therapy
…Therefore, he received no extra help within the educational system and I continued to seek outside assistance through private occupational therapy, tutoring of math and reading, and summer courses. This only resulted in the continued evenings of blood, sweat, and tears as we would sit at the kitchen table together attempting to make sense of what Riley “saw” on paper.

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