Vision Therapy

India’s First Flash-Fit Visual Activity Stations for Children with ASD, ADHD & Motor Delays

At CDC Hyderabad, we proudly introduce India’s first Vision Therapy (Visual-Motor) program using Flash-Fit visual activity stations, designed to improve visual processing, eye-body coordination, and reaction time in children. This cutting-edge system uses interactive visual feedback to engage children in fun, movement-based therapeutic activities.

When a light appears on the visual station, the child is prompted to touch, jump, hit, kick, shoot, or respond using various body parts such as the hands, feet, head, or full body. The software automatically adjusts the speed, complexity, and challenge level based on the child’s performance—making each session personalized, motivating, and progress-based.

This therapy is particularly beneficial for children with Autism (ASD), ADHD, visual processing disorders, poor eye contact, and those with physical and motor coordination challenges.

What Is Vision Therapy?

Vision Therapy at CDC focuses on enhancing the connection between the eyes, brain, and body. Unlike traditional eye exercises, this program integrates:

• Visual feedback

• Physical movement

• Sensory-motor integration

• Cognitive engagement

• Real-time performance monitoring

Our advanced system transforms therapy into active play, helping children use their bodies purposefully while strengthening their visual-motor skills.

How the Flash-Fit Visual Activity Stations Help

These visual stations are designed to:

• Improve visual tracking

• Enhance eye contact and sustained attention

• Strengthen hand-eye and foot-eye coordination

• Improve reaction time to lights and visual cues

• Boost body usage and motor planning

• Develop balance, strength, and coordination

• Support sensory regulation

• Improve visual-motor integration essential for writing, reading, ball skills, and classroom activities

Who Benefits from Vision Therapy at CDC?

Our Vision Therapy program supports children with:

• Autism (ASD)

• ADHD and attention challenges

• Visual processing difficulties

• Poor visual-motor integration

• Coordination and motor planning deficits

• Developmental delays

• Difficulty with ball skills, writing, copying, or tracking objects

• Low eye contact or poor visual attention