Method Lone Sorensen
The Ocular Therapy Method, developed by Lone Sorensen, is a gentle yet precise non-invasive technique that works around the eyes to support lacrimal function, reduce periocular tension, and promote a deeper sense of relaxation.
It is designed to complement the work of health and complementary therapist’s professionals, adding a distinctive, cutting‑edge offering that addresses both the physical and emotional aspects of eyestrain and facial fatigue.
In today’s environment, many clients present with health issues that directly affect the eyes: prolonged screen use, digital overload, poor lighting, stress, allergies, and age‑related changes in tear production. These factors can lead to dryness, discomfort, headaches, jaw and brow tension, and a sense of mental fatigue. The Ocular Therapy Method offers a unique approach to support these challenges, helping to ease tension in the orbicularis oculi and surrounding musculature, improve local microcirculation, and encourage a more balanced state of the cranial and facial nervous system.
From a clinical perspective, the method is grounded in an understanding of cranial anatomy, the autonomic nervous system, and the relationship between periocular tension and overall stress patterns. It does not replace medical care, but can be used as a supportive modality to complement existing therapies.
For practitioners, this represents a valuable addition to their skill set: a sophisticated, evidence‑informed approach that clients find profoundly relaxing and that differentiates their practice in a competitive market.
Enrolling in the Ocular Therapy course will equip you with a distinctive, non‑invasive technique that addresses a growing need in modern health and wellbeing, while enhancing the depth and range of your professional offerings.