Visual Processing Disorders (VPD) refer to difficulties in interpreting visual information, despite having normal vision. Individuals with VPD may struggle to recognize shapes, understand spatial relationships, or follow visual sequences. This can affect their ability to read, write, and perform everyday tasks that require visual skills. These disorders can impact learning and daily activities, making it challenging for affected individuals to process what they see. VPD is often identified in children and can be associated with conditions like dyslexia or ADHD. Early diagnosis and intervention can help improve visual processing skills and support academic success.