Today’s guest blogger is Dr. Sandy Tran. She recently graduated from Western University College of Optometry and is currently doing […]
Tag Archive for ‘Binocular Vision’
Playing Limbo
Right now, my favorite vision therapy patient is an 8 year old boy, ES, who was referred by his occupational […]
Fully Binocular
Dr. Mozlin’s recent blog post highlighted the importance of a co-management approach to strabismus – cases in which surgery and […]
Convergence Insufficiency: CITT and Beyond (Part 1)
In 2008, the results of the Convergence Insufficiency Treatment Trial (CITT) were published. That clinical trial left no doubt that […]
The Science and Splash: Double Trouble
Recently, my practice joined a local non-profit named Building Vision to provide developmental vision screenings for children in a local […]
Impact on Vision – More on Brain Injury Awareness Month
March is brain injury awareness month, and this year it seems there is an unprecedented amount of focus on traumatic […]
The Need (part 1)
Research presented this morning at COVD’s annual meeting had an uber important message: we need more vision therapy! Drs. Lisa […]
Dr. Don Getz — Strabismus and Amblyopia
Developmental optometry has lost another giant. Dr. Donald Getz has died. His dear friend and colleague, Dr. Robert Sanet had […]
The Science: Performance-Related Symptoms
Convergence insufficiency (CI) is a common visual disorder that is characterized by great difficulty maintaining binocular eye alignment when looking […]
The Splash – Persistent Parents
Our guest blogger this month, Carrie Hall, is one of the very talented vision therapists at my practice. She brings […]
