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What is Amblyopia? Amblyopia, commonly known as “lazy eye” is a condition where one eye is used less than the other.  In most cases of amblyopia, both eyes are completely normal in shape and structure.  The problem begins in early childhood and for reasons described below, the vision from one eye gets “shut off”.  As this… [Continue Reading]

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A list of organizations affiliated with developmental optometry and vision therapy are below. 3D Vision & Eye Health A joint effort by the American Optometric Association (AOA) and the 3D@Home Consortium, this organization provides information about 3D vision. All About Vision This consumer-education website provides information about peripheral vision problems as well as aChildren’s Vision section with these… [Continue Reading]

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  • “Doctor, I’m Having Trouble Reading” – Part 4 May 20, 2012
    Ruth has two concurrent problems, the first and more obvious one involving her inability to identify letters despite being able to write them, and the secondary issue of her right visual field defect.  The first step in rehabilitation would be to enable her to recognize letters and then words.  The second would be to help […]

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  • Vision Therapy Patients and Tomatoes April 24, 2012
    Today’s guest blogger is Jennifer Mullen.  Jennifer is a  certified optometric vision therapist at Eyecare Professionals P.C. and The Tannen Center for Vision Development with Dr. Barry Tannen in New Jersey. This article also appears in Visions, which is COVD’s newsletter.  When my oldest son started pre-school, I was a nervous first time mom.  I […]