Free resources

Clear, compassionate one-pagers to help parents understand visual development, binocular vision, and the why behind your recommendations.

• 10 Signs Your Child’s Vision May Be the Problem (PDF)

• Vision Development Checklist: Ages 0–12 (PDF)

• Why Your Child Hates Reading (PDF)

• Vision & Behavior: What Teachers Miss (PDF)

Handouts to help parents support visual development at home—without giving away your entire therapy playbook. These sheets are great for building buy-in, reinforcing key concepts, and guiding simple at-home habits.

• Vision Development Milestones (for pediatricians) (PDF)

• Visual Efficiency Screening Checklist (for school nurses or ODs) (PDF)

• How to Build Visual Curiosity at Home (Ages 2–6) (PDF)

• Do’s and Don’ts for Helping Kids with Visual Fatigue (PDF)

Not full intake forms—but helpful tools to guide early conversations with parents, teachers, or other professionals. These are perfect for initial screenings, school outreach, or when parents “just aren’t sure” yet.

• Reading Red Flags in the Classroom (PDF)

• What to Watch For: Vision & Behavior (PDF)

• Vision Referral Letter Template (editable Word doc)

Quick-start resources to help new hires understand visual development, build rapport with kids, and run more effective therapy sessions.

• Vision and Motor Skills: Screening Checklist (PDF)

• Simple Eye-Hand Coordination Guide (PDF)

• Understanding Visual Perception (PDF)

• When to Refer: A Therapist’s Guide to Behavioral Optometry (PDF)