Dr. Kellye Knueppel and Kim Jelinske (aka the Seoul sisters) are in Seoul and PyeongChang, South Korea, to serve as volunteers for the 2013 Special Olympics World Winter Games. We've received a few pictures back from Dr. K and Kim, and we want to share them with you, along with a news release from the Southern California College of Optometry.  (Photo above - Dr. Knueppel at the changing of the royal guard at Gwanghwamun gate.)

Meet Synara, whose son Daniel's struggles in school included being the last one in his class to learn the alphabet.  Through vision therapy, Daniel and his family experienced an amazing transformation, both with his academic work and his personality.

The Vision Therapy Center’s Dr. Kellye Knueppel has once again been selected to join an elite group of optometrists volunteering for the 2013 Special Olympics World Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.

Meet Isaac, our latest vision therapy success story.  His mother had brought him to us because he was struggling with reading and sounding out words.  Isaac attends a school with high academic standards, and his teachers were concerned that Isaac wasn’t meeting his potential.

It’s been many weeks since the Inaccurate Reception, aka the botched call in the Green Bay Packers –Seattle Seahawks football game.  But as the season draws to a close and the Packers are in a tight battle for the division race, the implications of that call loom large.  The issue here goes far beyond replacement refs and instant reply, however.  We think the discussion should be placed on testing an official’s functional vision.

Our Internet site attracts visitors from all over the globe who are interested in learning about vision therapy.  This is great news, as we’re happy to help spread the word.

Computer usage is on the rise in the classroom, and its giving rise to an unintended consequence:  An increased risk of computer vision syndrome.