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Who Is Dr. Lynn Hellerstein? 5 Things You Did NOT Know About Me

Many times we get so involved in business, we forget that people are people…no matter who they are, how popular they are, how “important” they are.

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Cookbook for eye health

VISIONARY KITCHEN A COOKBOOK FOR EYE HEALTH

In Visionary Kitchen, Sandra Young, optometrist and chef has crafted 150+ mouth-watering, nutrient dense recipes:

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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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Summertime Safety – Protect Your Vision

Isn’t it great to enjoy the warmth and light of the sun? Just be safe. Wear sunglasses that appropriately block light and protect your eyes.

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Dr. Dom Maino – My Hero

Dr. Dom Maino, a man of many talents…great optometrist, editor, blogger, musician, educator, author… funny, warm, caring man…

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Visual Games and Apps

IPAD and Android Apps and Games for Visual Learning

Thanks to many of my optometric colleagues, here is a list of some educational toys and activities for kids of various ages and abilities. These toys may help develop visual […]

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Enhance Your Visualizations: Relax, BREATHE, Build Awareness

When you breathe deeply and teach your child how to do it, it creates calm, which is part of the relaxation process.

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Enhance Your Visualizations: RELAX, Breathe, Build Awareness #2

Here’s another fun activity to help your child learn how to relax.

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The Light Bulb – Practice Visualization

Let’s practice visualizing! It’s not just about seeing a picture in your mind. The more sensations your child brings into her visualization, the stronger and more meaningful it becomes. Encourage […]

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The Developmental Vision Model

This represents a DevelopmentalModel of Vision. The outer circle represents the life activities that are important to your child: school, work, coordination/sports, play, relationships and success in life. A strong […]

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