In this episode of Healing Our Sight, Denise Allen speaks with Aubrey Boss, who made a career shift after experiencing the impact of vision therapy firsthand.

Aubrey shares how she was diagnosed with convergence insufficiency as a young adult, how vision therapy changed her reading stamina and comprehension, and why that experience led her to pursue work as a vision therapist.

Denise also shares her own long and complex journey with vision therapy — including growing up with strabismus, years of treatment, the emotional impact of visible eye misalignment, and her eventual path to stereopsis (3D vision).

Together, they discuss:

• How vision problems can go unnoticed for years
• Common symptoms like reading fatigue, nausea, and visual overwhelm
• What vision therapy can address — and when additional interventions may be needed
• The emotional side of living with unresolved vision challenges
• Why informed choice and patient advocacy matter

This episode offers an honest, patient-centered look at vision therapy from two very different perspectives — and highlights that there is no single path to functional vision.

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Website: https://healingmysight.com
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