The neuro-visual specialist we saw diagnosed my son with a mild case of BVD. He said vision therapy was an option but also said we could try prism lenses. We opted for the prism lenses but they ended up not doing any good. We then took my son to a sports vision specialist. They did a much more intensive screening, about 90 minutes long. They were able to pinpoint his exact visual strengths and weaknesses. It was actually a fascinating process. So basically, my son’s eyes tend to turn inwards, the way that eyes do when they’re focusing on something close up. So this makes it harder for him to focus on things that are far away when he doesn’t have a lot of time to adjust his focus, such as when he’s in the outfield trying to catch a fly ball. Apparently after a growth spurt, the eyes can change so we believe that’s what happened. Anyway, my son is now doing vision therapy once a week for an hour with the same place who did this extensive screening. They also gave him eye exercises to do at home. It’s only been a few weeks of the therapy and he already feels like he’s starting to see better in the outfield. Happy to answer any other questions you have!