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The Color She Sees Me!
posted: Jul. 06, 2016.
The Color She Sees Me! Originally published 12/19/2013: The Color She Sees Me, ©2013, PuzzleArtist Alli Berman www.PuzzleArtTherapy.com "Where did you get that gorgeous piece of artwork?!" Our office has been buzzing with Read more -
Factors Affecting Success in Strabismus Therapy
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Factors Affecting Success in Strabismus Therapy Originally published 6/28/2014: The following question came from a mom whose daughter is being treated for congenital strabismus (an eye turn since birth). Mom has Read more -
Strabismus Surgery Consideration: Anesthesia in Infancy
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Strabismus Surgery Consideration: Anesthesia in Infancy Originally published 4/10/2014: Just a quick post to draw attention to one of the often-overlooked considerations of strabismus surgery: All major surgeries come with the Read more -
No Brain, No Gain! ...Going beyond the EYE
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
No Brain, No Gain! ...Going beyond the EYE Originally published 4/3/2014: Image Credit: Melissa Thomas Most folks have trouble separating the eye and sight. But if you think about it, sight really does Read more -
Opternative? Dangerous Alternative!
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Opternative? Dangerous Alternative! Originally published 3/3/2014: As a health care provider, it is hard to describe the mixture of shock, disappointment, sadness and fear which overwhelmed me when I first learned Read more -
Tunnel Vision: Responses to Visual Stress
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Tunnel Vision: Responses to Visual Stress Originally published 2/27/2014: Healthy eyes. 20/20 acuity. Yet some folks (any age!) struggle to: orient themselves find what is right in front of them relate the details to the Read more -
Creeping and Crawling... What's the rush to walk?
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Creeping and Crawling... What's the rush to walk? Originally published 1/28/2014: Crawling Recently, I have had several patients asking about the significance of creeping and/or crawling on our patient history form. Read more -
Holistic Care, Striving toward BALANCE
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Holistic Care, Striving toward BALANCE Originally published 1/3/2014: I just had the great pleasure of reading an article published 20 years ago, An Essay on the Reconciliation of Opposites, by friend Read more -
Does Vision Therapy Help Myopia?
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Does Vision Therapy Help Myopia? Originally published 8/28/2013: This question came up on a parent support list. Many parents are looking for trying to understand why their child is going near-sighted, and Read more -
Building a 3-D Brain!
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Building a 3-D Brain! Originally published 12/5/2013: Kudos to Vision Therapy patient and blogger Michael Lievens! Michael's blog, "Getting past double vision one day at a time," explores his challenges and gains Read more -
It takes TWO!
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
It takes TWO! Originally published 2/27/2013 Going to the doctor in this day and age is NOT about getting a gold star, a clean bill of health, or any other affirmation Read more -
Strabismus — Is Surgery Enough?
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Strabismus — Is Surgery Enough? Originally published 2/28/2013: The following excerpt is from a blog piece which I guest-authored. It was originally published on the COVD Blog site in February, 2011. Eye Read more -
The Slotnick Scramble!
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
The Slotnick Scramble! Originally published 2/28/2013 In 2010, the Journal of Behavioral Optometry published my write-up of a vision therapy activity which I designed and use frequently. To read about the Read more -
Careful what you wish for!
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Careful what you wish for! Originally published 4/4/2013: Two years ago, I wrote a blog piece for COVD (College of Optometrists in Vision Development) to help patients with strabismus (eye turns) learn more Read more -
What is Optometric Vision Therapy?
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
What is Optometric Vision Therapy? Originally published 4/8/2013: Many patients come to my office wondering what the difference is between optometrists and ophthalmologists, and between optometrists and opticians.... What makes a "behavioral Read more -
Seeing in Color
posted: Jul. 04, 2016.
Seeing in Color Originally published 4/10/2013: I came across an interesting (and somewhat disturbing!) info-cartoon in The Oatmeal about an unusual creature, the MANTIS SHRIMP. The fascinating part to me is that Read more
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