Shared, with commentary, is a recently published parenting essay that perfectly describes a story we hear far too often. A family sensing a “puzzle piece” is missing, despite being told…
For an estimated 10% of the population, there exists an asymmetry between the eyes, resulting in one eye needing a stronger glasses prescription than the other. Finding the right prescription…
It has been said that light sensitivity emerges from visual information one can neither organize nor ignore. Following head injury this sensitivity can often become debilitating, leading to challenges in…
Ready, Set, GROW! Vision Therapy Consulting with Okanagan Vision Therapy The Fretz Friends Podcast recently sat down to talk with Dr. Paul Rollett. Dr. Paul and his team are offering…
The Dr. Alex Show has officially gone international as optometrist Dr. Paul Rollett joins Dr. Nelson for a conversation on vision therapy and the need for medical practitioners to collaborate…
The majority of those who have had their eyes examined will understandably view vision in a rather binary way. Either things are blurry, or you modify your glasses or contact…
Guest post from Loreta Dahl, COVT The vision therapy room looks a lot different than it did ten years ago when I started working as a vision therapist. With the…
Dr. Rollett was recently featured in the BC Doctors of Optometry quarterly magazine, Eye Digest. Learn a little more about one of our optometrists in the profile below, or via…
One of the most layered and complex topics in the world of neurology is undoubtedly that of a “headache.” With many specific factors contributing to both onset and duration, it…
While a typical Vision Therapy program is sequenced and catered to each individual’s needs, one component that finds its way into most (if not all) of the work that we…