Autism & Sensory Processing Disorder Evaluation

What We Evaluate

Our comprehensive neuro-visual evaluations may assess:

• Eye teaming & tracking

• Visual processing

• Peripheral awareness

• Spatial awareness

• Visual attention

• Visual-motor integration

• Coordination between vision and movement

• Balance & visual-vestibular integration

• Functional visual fields

• Depth perception

• Visual comfort during real-world tasks

Our goal is to better understand how visual function may be contributing to sensory, movement, attention, or daily functional challenges.

Who May Benefit From an Evaluation?

We work with children and adults experiencing:

• Autism spectrum disorder

• Sensory processing challenges

• Visual overwhelm

• Coordination difficulties

• Difficulty navigating busy environments

• Delays in visual-motor skills

• Attention challenges

• Motion sensitivity

• Balance difficulties

• Functional visual concerns impacting daily life

Every individual presents differently, which is why evaluations and recommendations are highly individualized.

Our Approach

At Neuro Vision & Rehabilitation Center of Northern California, we take a compassionate, root-cause approach to care.

We look beyond eyesight alone to evaluate how vision integrates with:

• Sensory processing

• Movement

• Attention

• Regulation

• Coordination

• Balance

• Neurological function

Following the evaluation, recommendations may include:

• Vision therapy

• Neuro-optometric rehabilitation

• Visual-motor support

• Home-based activities

• Environmental modifications

• Collaborative care with occupational therapy and other providers

Our goal is to support more efficient visual processing, improved comfort, and better functional integration into daily life.

A Collaborative & Supportive Environment

We understand that every child and adult experiences the world differently.

Our office strives to create a supportive, individualized environment where patients feel safe, understood, and cared for throughout the evaluation and treatment process.

We frequently collaborate with:

• Occupational therapists

• Speech therapists

• Educational specialists

• Physical therapists

• Neurological providers

• Other members of the patient’s care team