Improve
Improve health and behaviour
Accommodating for Visual Stress with filters, overlays, lighting changes or other environmental modifications, visual perception is improved and images become clearer, cleaner, and less distorted. It becomes easier to do things where visual clarity and perception are required – which is almost everything we do.
When the brain is calmed, there is more energy for cognitive function, reducing fatigue.
Improving clarity
This can lead to less eye strain and could improve reading and activities where clear vision is required. It could also lead to a reduction of eye pain and frustration.
Improving perception of the visual environment
This can lead to the improvement in depth perception, balance and coordination, and a reduction in anxiety, dizziness and vertigo-related issues.
Improving perception of text
This can lead to a reduction in perceptual distortions that can be distracting and contribute to tracking problems while reading, and attention and concentration difficulties.
Improving light sensitivity
Light sensitivity is often a problem for individuals with Visual Stress. They perceive light as brighter than it really is and they sense flicker that others may not. When perception is improved, the triggers of fluorescent lights and computer screens can be more easily tolerated.
