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Parents and patients alike often ask why therapy homework is such an important part of my vision therapy program...

Now that the cookies have been eaten and the champagne has been toasted, many of us now turn our attention on how to improve our health...

My daughter's name is Nora. She is, of course, adorable. And since I am an eye doctor, I have been watching with interest how her eyes and vision develop since she was just minutes old...

This is probably the most common non-vision-related question that I get asked. People who haven't met me sometimes think that I am a woman, due to the hyphenated name...

No matter whether you love her, hate her, or are just plain oblivious to her, you've got to admit that when Abigail Van Buren writes about something, it gets noticed...

A patient recently asked me: "I read something on the internet about Ortho-k lenses being uncomfortable. Is this true? How uncomfortable are they?"...

I figure that if I learn only one thing every day, I'll have learned a lot each year. Well, if I learned only one thing on Wednesday, November 14th it was this: teachers work hard...

Here is a recent health news story on PCR (a.k.a. Orthokeratology) by Tampa's own Dr. Jo of Fox 13. The brief segment nicely shows the benefits of rehsaping lenses...

From time to time, I'll talk informally with patients, either in the office, at the West Park Bagel & Deli, or elsewhere. If the conversation turns to Vision Therapy, people often ask, "Hmm...

Although I provide many types of vision care each and every day, vision therapy is the most rewarding to me. I love that it is possible to truly change lives...