NeuroVisual Medicine

Restoring Comfort, Clarity, and Confidence Through Microprism Lens Therapy

At The Solution Center, NeuroVisual Medicine is at the heart of everything we do. Founded by Dr. Kelly Frisella with a mission to transform lives through microprism, our practice specializes in diagnosing and treating Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD)—a condition that often goes undetected in traditional eye exams but can have a profound impact on daily life.

What Is NeuroVisual Medicine?

NeuroVisual Medicine is a specialized branch of optometry that focuses on the complex relationship between the eyes, the brain, and the body. It addresses conditions where the eyes may appear healthy and see clearly on a standard chart—but don’t work together as a coordinated team.

This disconnect can cause the brain to struggle with interpreting visual information, leading to a wide range of physical and cognitive symptoms. Patients often spend months—or even years—seeking answers from neurologists, physical therapists, or mental health professionals without realizing their symptoms are rooted in their visual system.

That’s where we come in.

What Is Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD)?

BVD occurs when the eyes are misaligned, even slightly, causing the brain to work overtime to correct the imbalance. Over time, this constant strain can lead to chronic symptoms such as:

• Headaches or migraines

• Dizziness or balance issues

• Nausea

• Anxiety in crowded or busy environments

• Difficulty with reading and comprehension

• Sensitivity to light or motion

• Eye strain or fatigue

• Poor depth perception

• Trouble with coordination or driving

For children, BVD can often be misdiagnosed as ADHD, learning disorders, or behavioral problems due to overlapping symptoms like poor attention, clumsiness, and frustration with reading. For adults, BVD can cause anxiety and stress in “big places”. Large crowds of people or big box stores can be so overwhelming for adults suffering from BVD that these environments are often avoided.

How We Diagnose and Treat BVD

At The Solution Center, we use advanced diagnostic techniques that go far beyond a routine vision exam. Dr. Frisella performs a detailed NeuroVisual Evaluation that identifies subtle misalignments and tracks how the brain and eyes are working together.

If BVD is diagnosed, treatment often includes customized microprism lenses—special glasses that gently realign the visual system and relieve the strain on the brain. Many patients experience significant improvement in symptoms within days or even hours of wearing their lenses.

Why Choose The Solution Center?

Dr. Frisella brings a rare combination of expertise, innovation, and compassion to the field of NeuroVisual Medicine. Her practice is one of only a few in the region offering this advanced level of care. Each treatment plan is tailored to the individual and may include:

• Custom microprism prescription lenses

• Sensory integration therapies (Interactive Metronome, NeuroSage, Rezzimax, etc.)

• Vision therapy

• Reflex integration and neurodevelopmental support

• Photobiomodulation therapy for neurological healing

The Results Speak for Themselves

Patients often describe their microprism glasses as life-changing. They’re finally able to read, work, move, and live without the constant fog of symptoms that once held them back. Many say, “I finally feel like myself again.”

Is It BVD? You’re Not Alone.

If you or your child are experiencing unexplained symptoms that no one seems to understand, NeuroVisual Medicine may hold the answers you’ve been searching for. At The Solution Center, we take the time to listen, evaluate, and treat with care—so you can get back to living fully.

You don’t have to live with discomfort. Let’s uncover the root cause and help you see the world differently—comfortably, clearly, and confidently.