The SEE Sick Syndrome
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  1. Is 3D Cinema Safe When Visual Motion Causes SEE Sick Symptoms?Three-dimensional films can make a cinema experience feel vivid and immersive, yet that same depth effect may be uncomfortable for people with SEE Sick…
  2. Coping with SEE Sick Syndrome at Australian theme parksA day at a theme park should feel like pure excitement. For someone living with SEE Sick Syndrome, though, the visual bombardment of spinning cars, plunging…
  3. How to Prevent Symptoms During Train or Bus Travel in AustraliaFor many Australians, long journeys between cities and daily commutes on crowded urban networks are part of everyday life. Trains linking Sydney and Melbourne,…
  4. Flying With Visual Motion Sensitivity: Pre-Trip PreparationAir travel can be difficult when moving images, shifting horizons, cabin activity, and busy terminals trigger nausea, headache, dizziness, tiredness, or light…
  5. Driving safely with SEE Sick SyndromeDriving with SEE Sick Syndrome can become difficult when moving scenery, changing light, traffic flow, or visual information triggers nausea, dizziness,…
  6. Virtual reality headsets and motion sickness: what you need to knowVirtual reality has moved well beyond gaming arcades and now shapes everyday Australian life. Pilots train on simulators in Adelaide, mining engineers rehearse…
  7. Preventing Symptoms While Gaming: Tips For GamersFast camera movement, scrolling environments and virtual reality can make gaming uncomfortable for some people. Nausea, headache, dizziness, tiredness and…
  8. SEE Sick Syndrome in the Digital Age: Screen Time and SymptomsPhones, laptops, tablets and large monitors are now part of everyday life in Australia. Work meetings, online shopping, school assignments and entertainment…
  9. Can Children Experience SEE Sick Syndrome?Children can suffer from symptoms associated with SEE Sick Syndrome, particularly when visual motion makes them feel unwell. Fast-moving images, scrolling…
  10. Finding a qualified vision therapist in AustraliaVisual motion can provoke nausea, dizziness, headache, fatigue and light sensitivity in people with SEE Sick Syndrome. Everyday triggers may include…