Hockey vision training for Montreal players in Pointe-Claire
Vision assessment shows how your player's eyes track, react, and read the ice so we can build a plan hockey families can trust. Vision training sharpens it, right off the ice. Starting now means the work is locked in before schedules fill up with games and practices.
No cost. No pressure.
Fun
Active sessions, often under an hour
Every call is taken personally by Dr. Siobhan de Belle, cognitive neuroscientist. Harvard Medical School & MIT postdoc, PhD from McGill.
Harvard Medical School
Postdoctoral fellowship, Neurology
MIT
Joint postdoctoral fellowship
McGill University
PhD, Psychology
Nature & Science
Published research
C.P.M.D.Q.
Licensed Naturopathic Doctor
Care led by one of the most qualified brain scientists in Quebec
HOW IT WORKS
A clear, three-step path. Start with a free call.
No guesswork and no surprises. You see exactly what is happening in your child's brain, then decide what comes next.
Free Discovery Call
A 15-minute call with Dr. de Belle to talk through your player and see whether this is the right fit. Honest answers, no pressure.
Visual Assessment
A precise assessment measures tracking, reaction speed, and peripheral awareness, and pinpoints what to train.
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Vision Training
Guided sessions train faster tracking, quicker reactions, and sharper reads. Fun, active, with progress you can measure.
WHY START NOW
The players who start now are the ones on the ice ready.
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Vision training works best as a steady run of sessions, not one-offs.
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Once games, practices, and tournaments kick in, calendars close fast. Families who book in late September fight for slots around everything else.
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Start this week, build the habit before the season ramps up, and hit tryouts with the work already underway.
WHO YOU ARE WORKING WITH
Dr. Siobhan de Belle
Cognitive neuroscientist · Licensed Naturopathic Doctor · Neurofeedback provider
Dr. de Belle holds a PhD in Psychology from McGill and completed a joint postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard Medical School and MIT. Her research has appeared in Nature, Science, and Cognition, and has been funded by NSERC and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
She has taught at Harvard, UQAM, and Montreal's Vanier and Dawson colleges. At the de Belle Centre, she draws on every part of that background to build practical, out-of-the-box plans for each family, and she takes every discovery call herself.
THE CLINIC
A calm, real place in the heart of Pointe-Claire.
Not a clinical waiting room. A bright, welcoming space where players feel at ease and parents feel heard.
Serving families across the West Island, Ville Saint-Laurent, Côte Saint-Luc, and Montreal West.
BOOK YOUR CALL
Fall intake is limited by
Dr. de Belle's schedule.
September fills first. Pick a time, ask your questions, and hear directly from the neuroscientist whether this is the right fit. Free, no obligation.
For Training & Research. Drug-free vision training, brain mapping and neurofeedback for focus, calm, and cognitive performance.
One brainwave at a time.
Service
Vision Training Offered in English & French
Dr. Siobhan de Belle, PhD. Results vary by individual; vision training is a skills-based, drug-free service and is not a medical treatment or cure. This page is intended for parents and caregivers. © De Belle Centre for Training & Research.