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The Contrast Between Classical and Behavioral Approaches to Vergence Eye Movements: A Personal Perspective

Drs. Tara Alvarez and Mitch Schieman pre- sented the latest research in convergence and accommodative therapy and their underlying neurological mechanisms at the 2021 COVD annual meeting. The behavioral model originated by Skeffington as it relates to vergence may seem to be at odds with this type of research, and with the classical model of vision. This perspective aims to inform the synergy between behavioral philosophy and classical analysis of vergence anomalies. Incorporating research into our clinical models and approaches yields further insights that can make significant differences in the lives of our patients.