New Horizons Vision Therapy Center, LLC

03/26/2026

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month
March is recognized nationwide as Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing understanding of traumatic brain injury (TBI), concussion, and other acquired brain injuries. Millions of people each year experience brain injuries from falls, sports injuries, car accidents, and other trauma.

While many people are aware of symptoms such as headaches or memory problems, vision problems after concussion or brain injury are extremely common but often overlooked.

At New Horizons Vision Therapy Center, we frequently help patients experiencing post-concussion vision problems, dizziness, double vision, and reading difficulties that stem from changes in the brain’s visual processing system. Read More in our March Blog Post: www.newhorizonsvisiontherapy.com/blog/march-is-brain-injury-awareness-month-vision-problems-after-concussion-and-brain-injury

03/16/2026

Due to Blizzard Conditions most of the day, both our Waukesha and Waunakee offices will be closed today, Monday, March 16th. We plan to resume our normal appointment schedule on Tuesday, March 17th. We will reach out to patients who had appointments today to reschedule. We do have the ability to monitor calls, texts and emails from home today. Thank you for your understanding and Stay Safe! Dr. Frazer and staff.

03/13/2026

👀 Did you know up to 80% of learning is visual?

A child can have 20/20 eyesight and still struggle with visual skills needed for reading and learning.

Signs vision may be affecting learning include:

📚 Losing place while reading
✏️ Difficulty copying from the board
😣 Headaches or eye strain
📖 Avoiding reading or homework
🔎 Poor reading comprehension

Vision therapy can help strengthen the visual skills needed for comfortable reading, attention, and learning.

At New Horizons Vision Therapy Center, we specialize in helping children develop the visual skills they need to succeed in school and life.

📍 Waunakee (Madison area) & Waukesha, Wisconsin

Find out more at: https://www.newhorizonsvisiontherapy.com/visual-skills-for-learning.html

01/28/2026

When a child struggles with attention, learning, or behavior, vision is not always the first thing parents think about. Most people assume that if a child can see clearly and passes a school vision screening, their vision is fine. However, vision is much more than just seeing clearly — it involves how the eyes and brain work together to make sense of what we see. Learn More: https://www.newhorizonsvisiontherapy.com/blog/how-vision-affects-learning-and-emotions.html

01/01/2026

We extend our warmest wishes to you for a happy and healthy New Year! 2026 marks a year of transition at New Horizons Vision Therapy Center. Maddie will return from maternity leave on a part-time basis for a brief period before relocating to be closer to family at the end of February. We also bid farewell to Beth, who will be retiring at the end of the year, and express our deepest gratitude for her dedication to our patients. Although we will miss them both, we wish them all the best in their future endeavors! Dr. Frazer's schedule will be adjusted to Mondays and Fridays in Waukesha and Tuesdays through Thursdays in Waunakee, with additional afternoon hours on Tuesdays. Kelsey will provide vision therapy in Waukesha on Tuesdays until we find and train a suitable replacement. Our offices will be closed on January 1st, and we will be open by appointment only on January 2nd. We will be back in the office on January 5th to answer your phone calls, texts, and emails.

12/24/2025

Our office will be closed on Wednesday, December 24, and we won't return until Monday, December 29. Please leave us a text, voicemail, or email, and we will return your message as soon as possible.

12/06/2025

Vision dysfunctions after concussion are a signficant contributor to brain fog. We can help!

11/28/2025

Visual skills go beyond just “seeing well.” They reflect how the brain and eyes work together to understand, process, and respond to visual information. When even one of these skills is underdeveloped, it can make learning harder—even for bright and motivated students. More than 80% of classroom learning is visual. From reading textbooks to copying from the board and organizing written work, students rely on these skills every day. Find out more in our November Blog: 17 Visual Skills for Learning. www.newhorizonsvision.com/blog

11/27/2025

Our offices will be closed on November 27th and 28th for the Thanksgiving holiday. We look forward to answering your calls, emails, and texts when we return to the office on December 1st.

11/11/2025

10/27/2025

We are here to help!

Check out this amazing video to better understand the link between Vision and Learning!

10/23/2025

We can help! www.newhorizonsvision.com

Study overturns “wait and see” approach, showing office-based treatment improves convergence insufficiency outcomes.