Interview with Michelle Mott, COVT What drove you to the world of behavioral optometry? I was introduced to vision therapy when my son couldn’t read. I was impressed and amazed how vision therapy helped him. Vision therapy changed his life and increased his self confidence. Eleven years after my son finished vision therapy, I found […]
Interview with Linda Sanet, COVT For all those who don’t know you yet, what drove you to Optometry? Originally I was accepted into a program that would lead to a PhD in Philosophy, and that is what I thought I was going to do. Bob had been in a serious auto accident and had a brain […]
Interview with Nancy Torgerson, OD, FCOVD For all those who don’t know you yet, what drove you to Optometry? I was interested in medicine in high school. The summer before my sophomore year in college, I worked for a husband and wife team at an optometric practice in downtown Seattle. Doctor Bonnie Beals Hall told […]
The renowned American Optometrist, Dr. Marc Taub, is an Associate Professor and Director of Visual Therapy and Rehabilitation Services at the Southern College of Optometry. He also teaches Visual Therapy, is an active clinical researcher and the supervisor of the Pediatric and Vision Therapy Residency. Dr. Taub has great recognition in the editorial field and […]
The prestigious Dr. Jan Richard Bruenich is the Director of the Biomedical Research Unit and Professor of Ocular Anatomy at the Buskerud University College in Norway. Dr. Bruenech is one of the excellent international speakers who will participate in the VI International Congress of Behavioral Optometry and Visual Therapy, organized by SIODEC in Granada from […]
Dr. Carl G. Hillier is a well known lecturer in the United States. To summarize his way of thinking paraphrases the Swiss philosopher Piaget with the quote “knowledge is constructed through experience”. Dr. Hillier has a wealth of experience and knowledge, and has been recognized on several occasions with both national and international awards. His […]
After a severe car accident which left him near death and with all the bones in his face and head broken, Behavioral Optometry and Visual Therapy changed the life of Dr. Robert Sanet. As he reports “Behavioral Optometry and Visual Therapy allowed him to eliminate a strabismus, improve his attention, reading speed and comprehension, organize his […]