Clinical Seminars » Vision Therapy and Special Education Law

    Doug Stephey OD MS will briefly present on effective methods to get special education kids comprehensively assessed through original psycho-educational testing and through the IEE process. He will discuss Child Find regulations, IEE regulations, Vision therapy as Related Service, Functional Performance Goals vs Educational Goals, and more.

    Free – $45

    Clinical Seminars » How to Use New Technologies to Help VT Be More Fun

    Vision therapy (VT) can be both effective and enjoyable when paired with new technologies. Here are some ways to integrate innovation to make VT more engaging for patients with J.J. Lant, OD   Dr. Jeffrey J. Lant, or Dr. JJ as many call him, lives in Lake St. Louis with his wife, Heather, and three […]

    $10 – $45

    Clinical Seminars » Unlock Deeper Insights into Your Clients’ Health with Iridology!

    Iridology is a powerful, non-invasive technique that allows wellness practitioners to gain deeper insights into their clients' health by analyzing the patterns and colors of the iris. Using detailed iris charts, you can assess potential imbalances, stress, and predispositions to disease, providing a more personalized and holistic approach to wellness.   What Iridology Can Reveal: […]

    $10 – $45

    Clinical Seminars » How We Understand and Communicate Color & Color Related to Eye Disease Like Migraine

    Join Dr. Cathy Stern as she explores the science of color perception and its connection to eye-related diseases like migraines. This insightful lecture will delve into how we understand and communicate color, offering practical knowledge for both optometric professionals and vision therapy practitioners.   Bio Cathy Stern, OD, FCOVD, FCSO, FNORA   Dr. Cathy Stern, […]

    $10 – $45

    Clinical Seminars » More Tools for your Toolbox PART 2: Cracking the Code for Difficult Cases

    Lecture Description- Part 2: In this insightful and practical lecture, Dr. Trachtman draws from over five decades of experience in various optometric settings, from the U.S. Army to private practice, to address key issues facing optometrists today.   The presentation will cover essential clinical considerations for vision therapy patients who do not show expected improvements, […]

    $10 – $45

    Clinical Seminars » Power Tools: Lens and Prism Seminar – Elevate Your Optometric Practice

    Join us in Southport, Connecticut, on February 23rd, 2025, for the Power Tools: Lens and Prism Seminar. This essential 1-day workshop and seminar is designed for optometrists and vision therapists looking to master the use of lenses and prisms in practice. Whether you're a new practitioner or a seasoned professional, you'll gain valuable insights into diagnosing, […]

    $75 – $325

    Clinical Seminars, Live Lectures » OEPF Faculty Student and Resident Grand Rounds Club Meeting

      Revival of the OEPF Faculty Committee: Join Us in Shaping the Future of Academic Collaboration! We are excited to announce the relaunch of the OEPF Faculty Committee, and we invite you to play an integral role in shaping its renewed format. This initiative is designed to inspire collaboration, discussion, and innovation through biannual virtual […]

    Free

    Clinical Curriculum, Clinical Seminars » Title: How Glasses Can Screw Up a Perfectly Good Refraction

    This lecture explores the hidden pitfalls that can arise when prescription glasses unintentionally undermine an otherwise accurate refraction. From subtle optical distortions to misaligned lenses, we'll examine how factors like lens design, manufacturing imperfections, and improper frame fitting can positively impact a patient's visual clarity. Optometrists and vision care professionals will gain insights into recognizing […]

    $10 – $45

    Clinical Seminars » ROSAH syndrome-when patients experience puzzling symptoms, Dr.Kozycki, MD

    Although Optometry has been involved in sports for a long time, it is greatly under-utilized. A lot of ‘Sports vision’ has been more basic in nature (stressing prescribing contact lenses, and protective eye-wear.) The Optometrist practicing from the behavioral perspective has the opportunity to make a big difference in the actual performance of the athlete.

    Free – $45