“Our neurovisual research group at the University of Colorado School of Medicine is extremely grateful for the support and we are busy planning the research trial. Without the support of the Visual Snow Initiative, the trial would never be possible. We expect to have...
Paul Domb, Co-Founder of the Visual Snow Initiative, presented an abstract brain sculpture to neuroscientist Dr. Edward Boyden on April 3, 2019 at the McGovern Reading Room at MIT. Created by world-renowned sculptor Márton Váró, The Brain was given to Dr. Boyden as...
Dr. Owen White, Dr. Joanne Fielding and colleagues, Melbourne, Australia Phenomenal work! You did it! The VSI Crowdrise campaign for Visual Snow research resulted in donations from around the world. The Visual Snow Initiative team matched your donations and we are so...
Dr. Peter Goadsby and colleagues, London, England Fantastic job! You did it! Our Crowdrise campaign for Visual Snow research resulted in donations from around the world. The Visual Snow Initiative team matched your donations. In a recent press release, Dr. Goadsby...
The celebrity supported fundraising campaign Visual Snow Initiative was recently featured on the Buzz of Los Angeles news website. The following article was published promoting the Crowdrise fundraising campaign on November 30, 2018. Celebrities Profile Crowdfund for...
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Introducing The Visual Imagery Project
The Visual Snow Initiative is excited to announce the release of the Visual Imagery Project (VIP), a 21-day online protocol designed to reduce visual snow symptoms via custom created visual imagery. Those who would like to participate can register now and begin your 21 day protocol. To begin, click here: visualsnowproject.com.
In order to get the full benefit of the Visual Imagery Project, we encourage you to watch both video tutorials.
Only desktops and laptops can be used for the VIP.
Only Google Chrome and Firefox browsers will work with the VIP.
These browsers are available for download free of charge on the VIP’s homepage.
The VIP’s protocol is 21 days and each session is approximately 30 minutes per day.
Each day, before beginning the viewing session, you will need to complete a Progress Evaluation. The information you provide will be saved daily in order to track your progress.
Due to the size of the visual imagery files used in the VIP, a strong WiFi connection is required. If you experience any technical difficulties with the Visual Imagery Project (VIP), please email us at info@visualsnowinitiative.org
