Free Anti-Suppression games

How to make your own bar reader sheet

Posted on May 17, 2014
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By Mike Robinson Self-made bar reader sheets "These are my homemade red/blue reading bars for getting both eyes working together. Wear red/blue glasses and hold it over your book or tablet. I got the clip on red/blue glasses and assortment of colored acetate sheets on Amazon. I cut the sheets…continue reading →

Free anti-suppression Solitaire

Posted on March 10, 2014
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Get your red green anaglyph glasses and play anti-suppression solitaire. All you need is an internet browser so it works on any platform. Download the game here Code by Ed Spencer Color adjustments by Mark Berbezier Enjoy!continue reading →

How to use 3D gaming in Vision Therapy at extremely low cost

Posted on October 20, 2013
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How much as the strab-business might stink, there has actually never been a more hopeful time for strabismics. Neuroscience and technology are maturing to a level at which it is possible to introduce 3D technology and touch screens into the treatment of binocular problems. Thanks to a VT friend of…continue reading →

Free anti-suppression Tetris

Posted on August 17, 2013
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A while back I discovered an inspired programmer and blogger had tried to build an anti-suppression Vision Therapy Tetris game. Upon finding it I was very excited and set out to try it with my red green anaglyph glasses. The game itself is a normal tetris game and I suppose the coloring had…continue reading →

How to make your own bar reader sheet

Free anti-suppression Solitaire

How to use 3D gaming in Vision Therapy at extremely low cost

Free anti-suppression Tetris

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