How do I help my child become a better reader? And in turn, grow to love reading?

Reading is a crucial skill in today's society, impacting various aspects of life, from every-day-life, education to career opportunities. It's disheartening to see individuals struggle with reading, as it can lead to a cascade of challenges, including disengagement from education and eventually dropping out of school entirely. Identifying underlying issues is key to addressing reading difficulties effectively. Interventions and programs aimed at improving to mitigate these challenges offer individuals hope for the future and unlock their potential for lifelong success in reading and beyond.

Most children who have difficulties in reading are bright, verbal and have outstanding verbal memories. For these children, simply exhorting them to "work harder" isn't effective because the root isn’t being dealt with. Contact Vantage Vision and Reading to receive targeted interventions and support.

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  • It went above and beyond our expectations. I cannot say enough good things about this program. It has helped with not only his reading but his general confidence has grown as well.

    -Parent; shortly after her son completed the VVR program

  • (His) reading marks went from a 70% to 95% doing nothing else besides your program.

    Parent; After her son completed the VVR program

  • Parent:

    My son's reading has become much smoother and more fluent. The biggest change has been to see him pick up a book without many pictures, and watch him READ the story! In two months, he was able to track with his eyes across the lines of print (something he couldn't do before). He is so pleased with himself, and I can see his confidence grow! His writing reversals have also seen some improvements.

  • Our daughter can read so much better. She actually enjoys reading now, without getting a headache.

    -Parent

  • "I've never had this... he's reading on his own because he wants to."

    -Parent

    In regards to her 6-year-old son who had just finished his VVR program.

  • Parent:

    S couldn’t hit a baseball that was pitched to him last summer and I noticed this spring after the eye exercises that he suddenly could do it. And he can catch much better. It seems like his hand-eye coordination is better.

  • Parent:

    He is now reading much more fluent and understanding what he is reading. His grades have all improved a lot. He was using reading glasses to try make the words bigger and reading easier. After only 2 weeks he needed to be reminded to wear them. After 3 or 4 weeks he never wore them anymore!

  • Parent:

    (Our) daughter was having headaches at school and home. (After the VVR program) there was noticeable difference in my daughter's ability to track and hold a pencil. Her headaches also went away and haven't returned.

  • Parent:

    I’ve been meaning to send you an update on E. I am SO impressed by the speed at which her reading picked up since we completed the eye program. She went from barely being able to decode small words to fairly fluently reading picture books in only a couple of months. I noticed in the weeks following the program that her reading finally took off and she enjoys reading now. She caught up to her classmates after being probably one of the furthest behind from Sept-Jan. It was amazing to see.

  • Our daughter can read so much better and more fluently. There has also been less complaints of headaches.

    -Parent

  • Parent:

    My son had difficulty focusing and reading was slow, his school recommended him to have a VVR screening done. My sons experience with the program was great! Even though he was a little older he enjoyed the therapy sessions and all the products used. After a short time of therapy our son felt he could read better than before. The program only took a few weeks. Colleen worked great with our son. She made his reading and learning so much better!

  • Parent:

    I caught her reading (on our recent trip), like chapter books, which never happens. And when I quizzed her on what she read, she knew the story.

    -Just after completing the VVR program

  • I thought it was quite cool. (My son's) words per minute were around 32 and this week he came home with (the results) that he had 55 (words per minute) and only one mistake.

    Parent; Two weeks into her son’s VVR program

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