Physical & Occupational Therapy Exercises

The Qball is not a cure, but a tool used as a part of physical/occupational therapy to improve a variety of symptoms. Vision therapists use Qball as a cost-effective tool to help people overcome lazy eye, strabismus, convergence insufficiency, and other vision deficiencies. It is also used to help overcome many mental and physical disorders that have vision, coordination and reactions as a common symptom, such as: ADHD, Autism, Alzheimers, Concussion, Dementia, Parkinson’s, and stroke survivors.

The Qball works in 3 dimensions – its movement helps train the circuitry between the eyes, mind and body:

• Improves eye movement, tracking, focus and peripheral vision
• Trains coordinated vision and movement skills
• Improves cross brain communication
• Improves reaction time and mental processing speed
• Rewires the brain in a way consistent with normal function
• Specific exercises improve working memory and imagination

It is simple to use, adapts to anyone’s skill levels and challenges people as they progress. It can be bounced slowly or quickly. Going faster certainly increases the challenge, but the speed is controlled by the patient. It can be used alone almost anywhere, and the skills become automated naturally. Over time they improve at their own pace.