45 years of Turning Potential Into Success!
Successfully treating thousands of children with issues of attention, auditory processing, academic difficulties, dyslexia, dysgraphia, or twice exceptional intelligence.
Pediatric Vision Therapy
& Developmental Optometry
Our optometric therapy practice is dedicated to the identification and successful treatment of a very special population of children. Children can develop numerous adaptations to cope with the discomfort of binocular vision dysfunction. These are adaptations that can affect a child’s ability to perform in reading and school.
We are a very large practice with 3 locations over 6,000 feet of office space, directed toward treatment approaches of vision training, developmental optometry, and neuro-optometry. We have two doctors working full-time in these areas. The doctors and the two long-term staff members have a combined experience of 65 years in this field and have personally done well in excess of 150,000 sessions of therapy in the past 44 years.
Service Highlights
Meet the Doctors
Colin J. Kageyama, O.D., FCOVD & Kelly Kageyama, O.D., FCOVD
After 44 years in optometric practice, Dr. Colin Kageyama is still excited with the task of changing the lives of children at his practice in Campbell. Helping children gain the confidence and self-esteem from improved reading efficiency plus his work with patients who have strabismus/amblyopia are the focus of his practice. He is joined by his son, Dr. Kelly Kageyama, who is a board certified Fellow of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development. In his professional career, he has had the privilege of working with over a thousand vision therapy children and helping them grow in confidence and performance in school.
I was shocked to find that my daughter had lazy eye when she was fine during a physical exam. I visited a couple of doctors and was convinced by the ...
Another doctor referred Laura for Vision Therapy and said it would be helpful for her lazy eye. After the first three visits for Vision Therapy, she noticed that she could ...
Debbie was a good student but was limited by headaches and a lazy eye. Vision therapy helped eliminate her headaches and double vision. She was always a good student but ...
Bill had some advanced electro-diagnostic testing on him and stated that it would be impossible to treat his case of lazy eye… that Bill’s brain did not have the ...
Andrew was a 6 year old with a lazy eye and over seven units of farsightedness in his left eye. A program of vision therapy corrected his lazy eye and reduced ...
Priyanka started vision therapy with a lazy eye of +3.75 farsightedness which was best corrected to 20/50 and which saw 20/60 without glasses. She had eyestrain and reading-related complaints. Her farsightedness in the ...
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Our Success Rates
Our success rate for patients who came in twice a week has been 98% for the past 15 years! Over half our patients come in twice a week. Doing more office visits per week and completing therapy in a shorter period of time tends to increase the success rate, stability, and quality of the final outcome!