Power of Slow-AHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Are you like me, tired of rushing? Do you want another great gift idea that doesn’t force you to the mall this holiday season? Christine Louise Hohlbaum, author of The […]

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Healthier Students Are Better Learners

Charles E. Basch, Ph.D. is the Richard March Hoe Professor of Health Education at Teachers  College, Columbia University. Professor Basch presented a fascinating lecture at the New York Academy of  Medicine […]

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Are You at Risk for Double Vision? – Watch a TV Clip

Dr. Elise Brisco, a Developmental Optometrist in CA, was interviewed on the popular “The Doctors” TV show. Great demos and explanation of double vision, 3-D, and difficulties with vision.  These […]

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Vision Revision For ADHD Diagnosis — Research Summary

It may be common, but the stats are still staggering. Last year, 4.5 million U.S. kids were diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD. That’s more than seven percent […]

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Want to Reduce Family Holiday Stress?

Dr. Charlotte Reznick, psychologist in CA, has some excellent strategies to reduce stress…especially around holiday time.  It all starts with visualization! As Dr. Reznick writes, “Now is the perfect time […]

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See It. Say It. Do It! Another Great Review!

Thanks to Mardy Ross, OTR, Senior Contributor to the excellent website, Lumigrate… a site dedicated to “lighting the path to health and well-being.”  Mardy’s site is very integrative in nature, […]

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Another Joint Statement Regarding LD, Dyslexia, & Vision – A Rebuttal

Joseph Manley, MD a physician and medical-legal expert witness states that , “The conclusions (particularly the failure to recommend optometric vision therapy for children likely to benefit from it) of […]

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What Are These People DOING?

Take a look at the picture below.  Why are all these student walking around looking through hand-made “telescopes”? This picture was taken during my lecture at Regis University, during the […]

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Visual Tracking & Academic Performance

“In my experience, “visual tracking” is a term that seems to be universally recognized by classroom teachers, yet frequently misunderstood for the relationship of this visual ability to reading and […]

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Child Development resources for Parents

Thanks to my colleague, Dr. Dom Maino, he has included a great resource for parents on his blog.  The link allows you to download pdfs regarding fact sheets on the […]

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