Concussion: How Your Vision Is Impacted – FREE WORKSHOP

Common visual problems association with traumatic brain injury. Rehabilitative vision therapy treatment for patients with brain injury are presented.

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I Am Grateful for My Life! – Top 5 Things I’m Grateful For!

Yes, I am very grateful for my life.

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See It. Say It. Do It!® Process – Part 2 Say It!

Declare it—Say It is the second component of the See It. Say It. Do It!® Process.

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See It. Say It. Do It!® Process – Part I Visualization

See It! The word, visualization, conjures up many images and meanings for people.

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See It. Say It. Do It!® Process

With the See It. Say It. Do It!® Process your child will discover a whole new world. Action will be taken in all areas of his or her life

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Vision Problems in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder- NEW ARTICLE PUBLISHED!

Why do developmental optometrists collaborate with Speech/language pathologists?

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Is Your Child Visually Ready For School? Seeing Beyond 20/20

This webinar is loaded with information to help you spot the signs and symptoms of vision problems and learn about the link between vision and learning.

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Evidence Based Strabismus Outcomes

In general, no matter what kind of strabismus you may have, approximately 20-30% of those undergoing surgery will require a second surgery and of these, another 20-30% may need a […]

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What All Pediatricians Should Know: InfantSEE−−A National Resource for Early Vision Assessment

Pediatricians and family practitioners should all be advocating for early vision assessments for their patients. Check out InfantSee.org

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Optometry’s role increases in identifying, treating concussion

Visual pathways alone account for more than 50% of the brain’s pathways and, therefore, are commonly affected in concussion

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