Unlock Clearer Vision with Brain Vision Institute's Expert Care

Welcome to Brain Vision Institute, where groundbreaking vision care meets cognitive enhancement. Experience our unique approach to optometry; see better, think clearer, live fuller.

Our Webinar

Explore our upcoming and on-demand webinars designed to help parents, educators, and professionals better understand the connection between vision, brain processing, learning, and overall performance. Discover practical insights, expert guidance, and valuable resources from Dr. Ingryd and the Brain Vision Institute team.

Why Kids Struggle: Vision's Secret Role in Attention, Behavior, and Learning

Learn how hidden vision and visual-processing challenges can affect attention, behavior, and learning—even with 20/20 eyesight. Discover the visual skills children need to learn and succeed.

Protecting Your Child's Vision Future

Discover how myopia progresses in children and how early management can help protect their vision and long-term eye health.

Is It Anxiety... or Is Something

Being Missed?

Focused eye care for children, addressing developmental vision needs and screening for common visual impairments to support overall growth and learning.

Small Falls. Big Impact. Rethinking the “Owie” in Concussions

Even a small fall or bump can affect how the brain and visual system work together. After a concussion, children may experience headaches, dizziness, light sensitivity, difficulty focusing, or changes in learning and performance.

a white toilet with a monitor on top of it
a white toilet with a monitor on top of it

When SIGHT HEALS the Brain

What if vision is about more than seeing clearly? In When Sight Heals the Brain, Dr. Ingryd Lorenzana explores the powerful connection between the eyes and brain—and how visual processing can affect learning, focus, movement, and everyday life. This book offers a new perspective on vision, helping readers understand what may be missed when we look only at eyesight.

Testimonials

Mother of Luca

When Dr. Lorenzana explained how the brain, eyes, and neural connections work together, it sounded complex—almost like witchcraft at first! But she was so remarkably patient with me. I asked a million questions, and she took the time to explain everything beautifully until it all made sense.

Mother of Miles

For years, I searched endlessly trying to find help for my son, Miles. We were given diagnoses like autism and ADHD, but nothing connected the dots to why he was so exhausted, anxious, and struggling. Dr. Lorenzana and the Brain Vision Institute were the first to identify his visual processing disorder—and this program was the first thing we ever did where we saw real, massive improvement!

Vision Therapy Patient

I’ll admit I was pretty skeptical at first when I was told it would take a few weeks to see a difference. But by the very next week, I experienced real binocular vision for the first time in my life! After that breakthrough, I became a total believer. Every single week since, I've been able to do more and more. It has been absolutely amazing!

FAQs

Answers to Your Key Eye Care Questions at Brain Vision Institute

What makes Brain Vision Institute unique in eye care?

We integrate neurologically focused methods with traditional optometry for better overall vision health.

Do I need a referral to make an appointment at Brain Vision Institute?

No, a referral is not necessary. You can contact our office directly to schedule your visit.

What age groups do you serve at Brain Vision Institute?

We provide eye care for all ages, from children to seniors, tailored to each age group.

Can vision therapy help with learning disabilities

Yes, vision therapy can be beneficial for individuals with learning disabilities, improving essential visual skills for reading and learning.

How long does a typical vision therapy program last at your institute

Typical programs range from 3 to 6 months, with sessions once or twice a week

What should I bring for my first appointment?

Bring any eyewear you use, a recent prescription if possible, and any relevant medical records.