Screen Time & Eye Strain: What You Can Do to Protect Your Vision
In our modern, digital-first world, it’s nearly impossible to avoid screens. Whether you’re working on a laptop, scrolling your phone, or your child is learning via a tablet, screen time has become a regular part of everyday life. But with increased screen use comes an all-too-common issue: digital eye strain. Also known as computer vision…
The Link Between Posture, Stress & Eye Function: How Your Body Impacts Your Vision
Have you ever noticed how your eyes feel tired after sitting at a desk all day, or how your vision becomes blurry when you’re feeling stressed or tense? It’s not your imagination. Posture, stress, and vision are closely connected, and when one is out of balance, the others often suffer too. At Microprism Vision in…
How Vision Problems Affect Learning in Children
As a parent, you want to give your child every opportunity to thrive, especially in the classroom. But what if the challenges your child faces with reading, concentration, or confidence aren’t due to a lack of effort, but rather a hidden vision issue? Vision problems in children often go undiagnosed, yet they can have a…
Does Your Child Need Glasses or Vision Therapy? A Parent’s Guide
As a parent, you want to do everything possible to support your child’s development and learning. So, when they start struggling with reading, concentration, or coordination, one of the first questions that may arise is: “Does my child need glasses?” But what if there’s another answer? In many cases, children with vision-related difficulties may actually…
What Is Quantum Photo Somatics Therapy and How Can It Help Your Vision?
In today’s world of modern medicine and digital eye strain, more people are looking for non-invasive, natural solutions to improve their vision and overall well-being. One cutting-edge therapy that’s making waves in the field of holistic optometry is Quantum Photo Somatics™ Therapy, a revolutionary method available exclusively at Microprism Vision in Melbourne. But what exactly…
Behavioural Optometry: Looking Beyond 20/20 Vision
When it comes to eye health, most people assume that having 20/20 vision means your eyes are perfectly fine. But what if we told you that clear eyesight is just one part of healthy vision? That’s the core idea behind Behavioural Optometry, a more comprehensive, people-first approach to vision care that looks beyond how well…
Short-Sightedness (Myopia): Can Natural Vision Improvement Work?
If you’ve been told you’re short-sighted, or diagnosed with myopia, you’re not alone. Myopia is one of the most common vision conditions globally, and it’s on the rise, especially among children and young adults. But as more people seek alternatives to lifelong prescription increases or invasive surgery, a new question arises: Can you improve short-sightedness…
Astigmatism Explained: Symptoms, Causes & Natural Support Options
Blurry vision, headaches, or trouble seeing clearly at night? If this sounds familiar, you may be one of the many Australians living with astigmatism. It’s more common than you think, and fortunately, there are ways to manage and even improve it naturally. At Microprism Vision in Melbourne, we take a holistic approach to eye care…
Understanding Microprism™ Lenses: How They Help Improve Vision Naturally
When it comes to vision correction, most people are familiar with the standard options: glasses, contact lenses, and surgery. But what if there was a non-invasive, natural way to improve not just how clearly you see, but how your entire visual system functions? Enter >Microprism™, an innovative optical solution that’s helping people across Australia and…
What Is Holistic Optometry? A New Perspective on Vision and Health
In today’s fast-paced world, more people are seeking healthcare approaches that treat the person as a whole, not just the symptoms. When it comes to eye care, holistic optometry offers a refreshing shift in focus: one that connects vision with overall well-being. But what exactly is holistic optometry, and why are more Australians turning to…











