How Children Read Differently From Books vs. Screens Scrolling may work for social media, but experts say that for school assignments, kids learn better if they slow down their reading. By Perri Klass, M.D. March 16, 2021 In this pandemic year...
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If VT Worked, Don’t You Think We’d Do It? BY LEONARD J. PRESS, O.D., FAAO, FCOVD JANUARY 7, 2016 There has been a steady attrition in opposition to optometric vision therapy. Perhaps it isbecause our field continually advances itself...
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Interview with Debbie Walhof, M.D. on Vision & Learning In 2013, along with the pediatrician Dr. Debra Walhof, I co-authored an article titled: Could Vision Issues Be Contributing to Your Child’s Difficulty With Learning? At the time...
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To teach parents about the importance of managing myopia in children, the Global Myopia Awareness Coalition is turning to an influential group: parenting and gaming influencers. The new initiative, dubbed #GameOverMyopia, enlists parenting and...
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Michael Neustifter, Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation, and a Path to Major League Baseball Adapted from Sports Illustrated, originally titled “The Lost-and-Found Story of Michael Neustifter “ by Tom Verducci and published April 30, 2020 Sometime...
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Teenager, presented with significant developmental delays Dr Davis, It has been 4 years since we last saw each other now that my son has completed his program with Virginia Vision Therapy Ctr. I wanted to let you know he is doing great as a soon...
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Understanding Your Eyeglass Prescription Have you ever tried to decipher your eyeglass prescription? Although the numbers and abbreviations written on the script may be meaningless to you, your prescription provides valuable information...
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