Ms Mirza, a Specialist Orthoptist with more than 20 years of NHS experience, now working privately across Kent and East Sussex. Her professional expertise lies in helping children and adults manage certain visual and eye movement difficulties that can affect everyday life.
Ms Mirza knows from years of experience that problems such as double vision, headaches, eye strain or visual processing difficulties don’t just impact the task in hand– they can also affect your confidence, learning, work and quality of life. That’s why she ensures that every patient feels welcome, listened to and supported.
She has experience in supporting both children and adults with symptoms associated with eye movement disorders. She has a particular interest in binocular disorders (convergence and accommodation anomalies) and in visual processing disorders. Alongside visual development in Special Educational Needs (SEN).
Whatever the situation, Ms Mirza provides individualised assessments and evidence-based treatment designed to target symptoms and for you to feel in control.
When you’re looking for someone to assess and manage symptoms of eye movement disorders, you want a professional who is both highly qualified and easy to talk to. Ms Mirza’s approach is not just focused on the diagnosis – she takes time to explain what’s happening and why, in a way that makes sense to you. Patients often tell her how much they value being listened to and having things explained clearly.
Since 2001
In NHS eye care
Visual Processing Disorders (SpLD)
Advanced expertise in (SEN)
For children and adults
And non-judgemental approach
Visiting any health professional can feel daunting, especially if you’re worried about what the results might mean. That’s why she ensures that every patient feels welcome, listened to and supported.
Ms Mirza works in a way that is:
She provides specialist assessments and treatment covering areas ranging in:
Her training experience is rooted in some of the UK’s most respected institutions such as Moorfields Eye Hospital, Bristol Eye Hospital and Manchester Royal Eye Hospital. Qualifications include:
Alongside her clinical work, she has experience of teaching at postgraduate level for many years, is an advocate for reducing health inequalities, has supported charities with staff development and volunteers as an advisor for a charity supporting individuals with complex learning disabilities.
She believes in making specialist eye care accessible and flexible.
She welcomes self-funding patients and is also registered with main insurance providers. Fees are always transparent, and is happy to discuss what’s included before you book.
If you or your child are experiencing visual or eye movement difficulties – whether it’s headaches, eye strain, double vision, squints, reading or visual processing challenges – she would be happy to help.
Self-funded and insurance patients accepted. Registered with main Insurance Providers. Please make contact for further details.
