Vision Therapy
Vision therapy is a way to enhance visual development and strength.
Vision Care for Children and Teens
A child needs to have developed appropriate visual skills prior to entering school.
Traumatic Brain Injury
Car accidents, concussions, stroke, and aneurysm are just a few examples.
Welcome to Our Practice!
Welcome to The Center for Vision Development. We are a dynamic practice of behavioral optometrists, vision therapists, and educational advocates working to enhance neurological visual disorders through consultations, advocacy, and one-on-one individualized therapy.
Conveniently located in Annapolis and Pasadena, Maryland, The Center for Vision Development provides care for Severna Park, Arnold, Bowie, Washington D.C., Prince Frederick, Crofton, Glen Burnie, Laurel, Columbia, Baltimore, Easton, Salisbury, and all of the surrounding communities. Call us at 410-268-4393 for information about your location and to learn more about our practice.
Please Share Your Experience With Us!
Patient Success Stories
Your success is our success. Vision therapy improves so many lives, if you have experienced the life changing effect of vision therapy please leave us a testimonial.
Workshops & Seminars
Please let us know about your experience during your recent workshop or seminar with one of our doctors. Include your suggestions for future topics or locations. Leave a review.
The Latest Technology
The Center for Vision Development utilizes the latest technology available to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of visual deficiencies. The ReadAlyzer and The Computer Orthoptics Vision Therapy System are used to aid with testing and treatment of visual deficiencies. Please call to schedule a free screening for you or your child.
Online MVA Provider
We are an Authorized Online Vision Certification Provider who will submit your vision results electronically to the MVA. The electronic submission of your vision information allows eligible customers to renew their non-commercial driver’s license through MVA’s website or self service kiosk. For walk-in customers requiring vision as part of their transaction, it can eliminate the vision screening step in the renewal process. Schedule your examination with us today!
Recent News
Are you concerned your child may have regressed over the last few months? Enroll in our 3-week summer reading academy to BOOST your child’s reading level! Our doctors and vision therapists will use proven techniques to enhance your child’s reading fluency and reading speed. You will also have access to an on-line learning tool to…
The Center for Vision Development has many options available to continue your vision therapy program at home while our office remains closed due to COVID-19. Please contact our office to discuss which option may be best for you. 1. Virtual Therapy: Our therapists are now offering virtual therapy video sessions. These sessions run 45 minutes…
In Office Seminar February 20th, 2020 at 6:45pm: Join Dr. Kungle for a hands-on seminar discussing the common visual conditions that impact a child’s ability to read, write or spell. Continuing education credits will be available for professionals. Please call our office to reserve your spot as space is limited.
Join us for our next workshop discussing the use of Syntonic Phototherapy. Learn how light can hep heal the brain. Syntonics is useful in helping people heal from a concussion, stimulate a lazy eye, reduce pain and light sensitivity and many others. Join Dr. Kungle on Tuesday, January 15th, 2019 at 7pm. Continuing education…
Dr. Jennifer Kungle
Dr. Jennifer Kungle, a native of Saskatchewan, Canada, graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a Bachelors of Science degree, Magnis Cum Honoribus in Physiology.
Dr. Emily O’Meara
Dr. Emily O’Meara completed her undergraduate work at the University of Richmond in Richmond, VA, earning a Bachelor of Science degree magna cum laude in Biology, in 2004.
Dr. Ronald Berger
Dr. Ronald Berger attended the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C. and received his professional degree from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in 1975.