Eyefluencing
Digital Eye Wellness Workshops
for Screen-Based Teams
led by an optometrist with 10+ years’ experience in the optical industry
Screen fatigue is already affecting how your team performs, most organisations just aren’t measuring it yet.
We deliver 45–60 minute sessions that help screen-based teams reduce digital eye strain, improve focus and support employee wellbeing with practical, education-led sessions tailored for your team.
No obligation, just a short call to understand your team and whether this is a good fit.
Understand how screen fatigue is impacting your team and what to do about it
Discover Eyefluencing's Vision
Screen fatigue is impacting performance and is often unnoticed or dismissed
Many teams now spend 6–10+ hours a day on screens. Over time, this leads to:
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Eye strain and discomfort
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Headaches and visual fatigue
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Reduced concentration
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Lower energy levels by the end of the day
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Burnout
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Reduced work satisfaction
These effects are often accepted as normal, but they directly impact how people work and feel. With digital demand steadily increasing, intervention is no longer optional.
No obligation, just a short call to understand your team and how we can support you.
Practical sessions designed for real working environments
Eyefluencing delivers focused, education-led sessions that help teams better understand and manage the impact of screen use.
The approach is simple and realistic - no disruption to workflow and no unrealistic expectations.
Sessions are designed to:
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Increase awareness of screen-related strain
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Identify habits that contribute to fatigue
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Introduce practical changes that improve comfort and focus
What your team will gain
What your team will gain
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45–60 minute live session
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Practical, easy-to-implement strategies
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Guidance tailored to screen-based roles
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Opportunity for Q&A and discussion
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Ongoing support*
No obligation, just a short conversation to understand your team and whether this is a good fit.
Designed for modern teams
Eyefluencing exists to make eye wellness more achievable by focusing on everyday habits, screen use, and lifestyle patterns rather than clinical complexity.
For individuals, education centres and corporations of all sizes, Eyefluencing supports small, realistic changes that can make a meaningful difference to daily eye comfort.
Our sessions are suitable for:
- Teams working 6+ hours per day on screens
- Remote or hybrid environments
- High-focus roles
- Corporate offices and professional services
- Education settings and staff groups
A short, no-obligation conversation will help to understand whether your team would benefit.
Support your team’s screen wellbeing
Simple changes to screen habits can significantly improve comfort, focus and productivity.
Built on industry experience:
Founded by an optometrist with over 10 years’ experience in the optical industry, supported by advanced academic and professional training.
Eyefluencing bridges the gap between traditional eye care and the realities of modern screen-based work.
Expected outcomes include:
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Improved awareness of screen habits
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Better management of visual fatigue
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Increased comfort during the working day
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More sustainable focus and productivity
Simple, structured process:
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Book a short consultation
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Discuss your team, needs and format
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Receive a tailored session
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Delivering practical guidance your team can apply immediately
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Ongoing support*
Backed by clinical experience and designed for real-world work environments.
A short no-obligation conversation will help to understand whether your team would benefit.
Services
Tailored pricing
Tailored pricing
Take control of your wellness
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