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Dr. Rochelle Mozlin
Dr. Mozlin is an Associate Professor at the State University of New York, State College of Optometry. A graduate of the New England College of Optometry, she also has a Masters degree in public health. She has published numerous articles and lectured on topics related to developmental vision, optometric education and public health. She is a Fellow of both the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD) and the American Academy of Optometry.
More Cowbells!
Bravo Wendy Rosen! Her book, “The Hidden Link Between Vision and Learning,” is going to help many children get the […]
Offbeat Playgrounds
This appeared in the New York Times today. Play is so integral to child development. I love the idea of “offbeat playgrounds” […]
Dr. Sidney Groffman
Developmental optometry and indeed the entire world has lost a great man, Dr. Sidney Groffman. Dr. Groffman was an outstanding […]
Behavioral Scholar in Residence at the New England College of Optometry
A Report from Ernest Loewenstein, O.D., Ph.D. Drs. Lowenstein, Pirotte, Hinrichs and Laudon Dr. Patrick Pirotte was the Behavioral […]
Gary’s Glasses
Gary is a 13 year old young man with Down’s Syndrome. He is very nearsighted. His parents had taken him […]
Driving Again After a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Today’s guest blogger is Dr. Derek Tong. Dr. Tong graduated with Honors from the Southern California College of Optometry at […]
TBT No iPads Allowed #3 Printables
You don’t need an iPad, but you do need an internet connection and a printer. There are tons of […]
The Spectrum of Autism
Today’s guest bloggers are Drs. Sarah Lane and Michael Cron. Dr. Lane’s practice is in Spring Lake Heights, NJ. She graduated […]
TBT — The Speed of Trust
Originally posted on Mindsight: Exploring Vision, Health, and Learning:
In his book, The Speed of Trust, Covey writes: When trust is high, the dividend you…
