In-Sight Vision Therapy

Today is Rare Disease Day! 💜

1 in 10 people have a rare disease and there are around 10,000 known rare diseases worldwide 🌍

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Low vision cannot always be changed, but how someone experiences their world can.

Functional vision support looks at how vision is used in everyday life: reading, learning, navigating spaces, recognising faces, and managing visual fatigue.

With the right strategies, environment adjustments, and skill-building support, many individuals can access their world with greater confidence and comfort.

Low vision awareness isn’t just about understanding the challenges, it’s about knowing support is possible 💛

Low vision doesn’t always look obvious.

It can show up as missed details, visual fatigue, difficulty with faces, or needing more time to understand what’s being seen, especially in busy or bright environments.

For many people, these challenges are constant, even when they’re doing their best.

This month, we’re sharing more about low vision, and how understanding visual function can make everyday life more accessible and supportive 💛

February is Low Vision Awareness Month 💛

Low vision is more than “poor eyesight.”

It’s a permanent visual impairment that affects how people read, move, learn, and interact with the world, often in ways others can’t see.

Throughout February, we’ll be sharing more about:

✨ What low vision can look like

✨ How functional vision support can help

Because awareness leads to understanding, and understanding leads to better support.

👀 New Blog Alert!

Learn what happens in a Functional Vision Assessment, the tests involved, what they reveal about vision, and how results guide personalised vision therapy for children and adults.

📖 Read the full blog now – link in bio!

Photophobia and glare sensitivity are often misunderstood.

It’s not about “disliking bright light,” it’s about how the brain processes light, contrast, and visual information.

For some children and adults, everyday environments like classrooms, shopping centres, screens, or sunlight can feel overwhelming or even painful.

These responses aren’t behavioural or intentional, they’re signs of visual discomfort.

With the right understanding and practical supports, environments can be adapted to feel safer, calmer, and more accessible.

Small changes can make a meaningful difference 💛

A new year is a chance to pause, reflect, and realign.

This year at In-Sight Vision Therapy, our focus is simple:

✨ Supporting functional vision
✨ Educating families and professionals
✨ Advocating for children and adults whose visual needs are often misunderstood

Whether you’re new here or have been with us for a while - welcome 💙🧡

Check out our friends over at Chané herself has a child with a vision impairment so it is safe and fun place for other kids with vision impairments!
See their Instagram for more info!