Motion Sensitivity in Arvada, CO

At Better Brain Vision Therapy in Arvada, CO, Dr. Shadaanan Singh specializes in diagnosing and treating visual motion sensitivity, a condition in which the brain struggles to process visual movement correctly. This often leads to feelings of dizziness, disorientation, or visual overload in environments with a lot of motion, such as grocery stores, busy streets, or while scrolling on a screen. Visual motion sensitivity can affect balance and coordination and may contribute to symptoms of vertigo, making everyday activities feel overwhelming or even unsafe.

Treatment for visual motion sensitivity involves retraining the brain and visual system to process motion more effectively. At Better Brain Vision Therapy in Arvada, CO, Dr. Singh uses customized vision therapy techniques to help patients gradually adapt to visual motion stimuli in a controlled and supportive environment. Therapy may include balance exercises, visual tracking activities, and gradual exposure to motion-rich visuals to improve tolerance and reduce symptoms of vertigo and dizziness.

The symptoms of visual motion sensitivity include:

  • Dizziness when walking through busy environments
  • Feeling off-balance or unsteady
  • Nausea or vertigo while in a moving vehicle
  • Disorientation in stores or scrolling on screens
  • Fatigue after visual activity
  • Difficulty concentrating in motion-heavy settings

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If you frequently feel dizzy, unsteady, or sensitive to motion, it's worth exploring whether visual motion sensitivity is the root cause. At Better Brain Vision Therapy in Arvada, CO, Dr. Shadaanan Singh uses advanced visual motion sensitivity testing to evaluate how your visual and vestibular systems are interacting. Identifying and addressing these imbalances through targeted therapy can help reduce symptoms and improve your sense of stability.

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