Glaucoma damages the optic nerve and often leads to a gradual loss of peripheral (side) vision. Over time, this can affect:
Navigating safely, especially in unfamiliar or cluttered environments.
Detecting movement and hazards.
Reading and close-up tasks if the condition progresses.
Confidence in social or outdoor settings.
Although vision loss from glaucoma can’t be reversed, VRS helps individuals learn to function confidently and independently.
👁 What is Glaucoma-Related Vision Loss?
🧩 Training That Supports Your Life
Whether you are:
Living alone or with support
Aiming to stay active in your home and community
Managing work responsibilities
Retired and focused on quality of life
Assisting a loved one with glaucoma
VRS designs a plan that fits your needs and goals.
🛠 What Kind of Training Do We Offer?
Orientation & Mobility – learn safe travel routes and hazard detection.
Daily Living Skills – techniques for managing tasks with reduced peripheral vision.
Assistive Tools & Technology – magnifiers, lighting adjustments, talking devices.
Emotional Support – guidance to adjust to long-term vision changes.
Family Education – help for those assisting someone with glaucoma.