New Partnership! Our Visual Brain x Theratrak: Bringing Therapeutic Games & Vision Therapy Into Everyday Practice

We're excited to announce a new partnership that gives therapists even more ways to support participants between sessions.

Introducing Our Visual Brain (OVB) - now accessible through Theratrak

Our Visual Brain is a subscription-based therapy platform that provides clinicians with access to therapeutic games designed to support visual, cognitive and functional skill development. Used by Occupational Therapists and Vision Therapists, the platform combines structured skill progression with engaging activities that can be prescribed both in-clinic and at home.

By integrating Our Visual Brain with Theratrak, therapists now have another powerful tool to personalise therapy programs, improve engagement, and support progress outside of face-to-face sessions.

“Theratrak feels like a natural partner for Our Visual Brain. They’re already helping clinicians make home programs easier to assign and track, and we’re excited to bring OVB’s interactive therapy activities into a workflow that supports patients both at home and in the clinic. Together, it creates a more connected experience for therapists, patients, and families.”

- Jennifer Powell, Founder & President at Our Visual Brain

Built for Real-World Caseloads

Our Visual Brain was designed to support a broad range of participants and clinical goals with 170+ customisable activities.

Therapists can utilise Our Visual Brain activities to support:

✅ Binocular vision therapy, including amblyopia and strabismus

✅ Neuro-rehabilitation and concussion recovery

✅ Neurodivergent children and adults

✅ Reading and academic challenges

✅ Sports vision development

✅ Paediatric through to adult participants

Why We Think Therapists Will Love It

At Theratrak, we're always looking for ways to help clinicians save time while delivering better outcomes. Our Visual Brain offers several benefits that align perfectly with that mission:

🎯 Structured skill progression that supports long-term development

🎯 Engaging therapeutic games that encourage ongoing participation

🎯 Flexible activities that can be used both in-clinic and at home

🎯 A platform designed for mixed caseloads and multiple clinical populations

🎯 Greater consistency between sessions and home practice

Perhaps most importantly, the platform helps us solve one of the biggest challenges therapists face - keeping participants engaged with therapy activities over time.

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More Tools. Better Outcomes.

This partnership is another step in Theratrak’s mission to give therapists access to practical, engaging and clinically useful tools for supporting participants beyond the therapy room.

By combining Theratrak's home program management, reminders, communication and progress tracking with Our Visual Brain's therapeutic game-based activities, therapists can create richer and more engaging therapy experiences for participants and families.

As always, our goal is simple - help therapists spend less time reinventing the wheel and more time creating meaningful change.

Learn more about How Our Visual Brain Works

Want more info on Our Visual Brain x Theratrak?

We're looking forward to sharing more about how clinics are using Our Visual Brain through Theratrak to support vision therapy, neurodevelopment, rehabilitation and learning outcomes. Get in touch with any questions.

Interested in seeing how it works?

Book a demo with the Theratrak team or start your FREE 30-day trial today.

Discover how Theratrak and Our Visual Brain can help bring therapy to life - one game, one activity, and one participant at a time.

Connections Magazine Interview: Occupational Therapy Australia Member Spotlight with Laura Simmons (Spring 2025)

Connections is Occupational Therapy Australia’s member magazine, sharing stories, insights, and profiles from across the OT community.

Occupational Therapy Australia is the peak professional body representing over 30,000 occupational therapists. As a fast-growing allied health field, the profession includes over 34,100 registered practitioners (as of March 2025), with a primarily young, female workforce (around 90% female) predominantly working in private and public sectors.

This was a Member Spotlight feature with Theratrak founder and paediatric Occupational Therapist Laura Simmons in the Connections Spring 2025 edition.

In the interview, Laura shares more about:

• What inspired Laura to become an OT, and how OT shaped her career direction

• How she stays inspired and continues to grow through learning from other innovative OTs

• Leading a team with purpose, and the leadership qualities she values most

• Why collaboration matters when building meaningful tech in healthcare

• Advice for new graduate OTs navigating a changing, innovation-driven profession

• Goals / outcomes / results / conclusion why people should care

This feature shares Laura’s journey from paediatric OT to founder, and highlights a message that matters for the profession right now: OT is evolving, and the most impactful work often comes from staying curious, learning from peers, and building solutions with real-world purpose. 

It’s also a strong reminder that Theratrak is grounded in OT values - collaboration, adaptability, and supporting participants outside of direct therapy.

Excerpt from interview:

How do you stay inspired and continue to grow your career as an OT?

“Stay curious! Connecting and learning from other OTs that are doing amazing things. I am always interested in meeting and learning from other innovative OTs around the world. I love discovering the positive social purpose behind their innovations. Theratrak plays a crucial role in this, supporting me to engage with a world outside of traditional OT. I believe this constantly challenges me to learn and adapt to the ever-evolving world of healthcare.”