Once smooth tracking is mastered, the real challenge begins: thinking while seeing. Marsden Ball Level Two introduces cognitive load and spatial awareness tasks, training the visual system to perform under the multitasking pressures of the classroom, sports, and daily life.

The Marsden Ball's first level is a lesson in quieting the body to train the eyes. Discover the step-by-step process for guiding patients to 'stillness in motion': where smooth visual tracking begins and compensatory movements end. This is where foundational control is built.

It may look like just a ball on a string, but the Marsden Ball is one of vision therapy's most powerful and versatile tools. In this first post of our series, we explore its foundational roles in improving eye movements, attention, and hand-eye coordination for patients of all ages. See how a classic tool solves modern problems.

It's not every day that we retire a product, and honestly, this one is a little bittersweet. For years, our lens flippers have been a staple in vision therapy practices around the world. But as much as we've enjoyed them, the time has come to say goodbye. We're officially discontinuing production of our flippers.

Emergent’s new magnetic clip transforms traditional accommodation training into a seamless, hands-free experience. Discover how this simple tool enhances BOP/BIM prism work, boosts engagement, and turns routine exercises into dynamic visual skill-building sessions.

Hey everyone! I’m super excited to be speaking at this year’s Optometric Vision Development and Rehabilitation Association (OVDRA) annual...