11/04/2025
A week from today Dr Chelette will be giving an introductory webinar about the relationship between attention and vision. Here's the official course description.
For many people with ADHD, staying "focused" can feel like trying to watch a movie that keeps going out of sync, it's effortful, inconsistent, and exhausting. But sometimes, what looks like a "focus problem" isn’t just about not being able to concentrate, it’s about how the eyes and brain are not working together. This talk explores how hidden visual issues like eye teaming, tracking, and focusing difficulties can quietly drain attention and energy throughout the day, in ways that might otherwise have been brushed off as "ADHD-problems". Join us for an eye-opening discussion about how visual overload can mimic or worsen ADHD symptoms, and how small visual inefficiencies can make reading, schoolwork, or screen time feel harder than they should. We’ll share simple clues to look for at home or in the classroom and explain how vision therapy can help the brain work more efficiently, reducing effort, improving focus, and making daily life a little less tiring for both kids and adults.
It's free to anyone to listen to on behalf of the Attention Deficit Disorders Association and the Lighthouse Learning & Resource Company, but you've got to register first!
Here is the registration link:
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: When Focus Isn’t the Problem: The Visual Side of Attention - Chelette. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.