Sierra Domb’s Testimony to Get Visual Snow Syndrome Recognized by the World Health Organization, ICD-11 Introduction Sierra Domb, Founder of the Visual Snow Initiative, is
Introduction Visual snow describes the appearance of flickering dots or “static” in the field of vision. It’s thought to be a problem with visual processing
In early 2020, the Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) received an email from a person who had been successfully treated for their Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS).
Objective The aim of this narrative review is to explore the relationship between visual snow syndrome (VSS), migraine, and a group of other perceptual disorders.
English Translation of the Study The neurological disorder Visual Snow Syndrome impairs vision Visual Snow Syndrome: When the world “chrüslet”. Suddenly the field of vision
VSI funded a critical study about the psychiatric symptoms, effects, and ramifications of Visual Snow Syndrome, and its findings have recently become available. “Frontiers in
VSI and its Founder, Sierra, have been featured in Rare Revolution Magazine! Come check it out!
We’re happy to congratulate one of our own, Dr. Peter Goadsby, Visual Snow expert and research pioneer, for being awarded the world’s largest neuroscience prize:
What Is The Visual Snow Diagnosis Research About? Visual snow syndrome (VSS) is a syndrome because many visual and non-visual symptoms range from tolerable to
Many people who have Visual Snow Syndrome also have Tinnitus. We collaborated with our good friends at Tinnitus Hub on a special episode of their podcast, Tinnitus Talk. “Visual Snow and Tinnitus: Phantom Phenomena” features VSI Founder Sierra Domb and neurologist Dr. Peter Goadsby as they discuss analogies between the two conditions and talk about their experiences in trying to push the envelope for Visual Snow sufferers.
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