Check out this video highlighting a child that has been helped with vision therapy. In the feature story, the child […]
Tag Archive for ‘learning related vision problems’
Moms Need to Know
I participated in my first Twitter party last week. As children go back to school, the party focused on children’s […]
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 […]
Success Stories for Children’s Vision and Learning Month
Children’s Vision and Learning Month is coming to a close today. Have you seen the success stories that were posted […]
The Splash – Persistent Parents
Our guest blogger this month, Carrie Hall, is one of the very talented vision therapists at my practice. She brings […]
Building a House With Dr. Amorita Treganza
Dr. Amorita Treganza received the Skeffington Award in 1986 . She was another GIANT in developmental optometry. She was instrumental […]
The OK Plateau
Today’s guest blogger is Dr. Robert Fox. Dr. Fox graduated from SUNY-State College of Optometry in 1985, after which he […]
Dr. Harold Solan — Visual Attention and Reading
Dr. Harold Solan received the Skeffington Award in 1990. At that point, his body of work was quite impressive. But […]
The Science and Splash are Back
So today, let’s talk science. I recently had a conversation with a well-known pediatric neuropsychologist in my area. She is […]
SUNY Student Changes a Life
Yesterday I was examining young patients in the Pediatric Service at SUNY’s University Eye Center, along with 3rd and 4th […]
