Yes, vision therapy can help improve symptoms, but it does not treat ADHD, ADD, dyslexia, anxiety, or depression. Many symptoms associated with these conditions closely resemble those of binocular vision disorder or vision processing deficits.

Patients with these diagnoses are often prescribed medication to manage their symptoms. Many psychiatric medications have blurred vision as a common side effect, making it harder for patients to focus on close-up tasks like reading. In such cases, a pair of properly prescribed glasses for vision stress relief is crucial.