• Episode 1: Introduction
    May 4 2016
    Dynamic Duo’s introductory podcast. Developmental optometrists Ryan Edwards, OD, FCOVD and Lindsey Stull, OD, FCOVD introduce you to their brand new podcast series. The hope of this series is to offer knowledge and insight into the field of developmental optometry and vision rehabilitation, the importance of functional vision and its impact on other systems of[...]
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    8 mins
  • Episode 2: Clark Elliott, PhD- Author of “The Ghost in My Brain”
    Jun 4 2016
    Lindsey and Ryan interview Clark Elliott, PhD, about his book "The Ghost in My Brain". It is a manuscript that chronicles his personal journey after suffering a mTBI. The book includes detailing the symptoms he suffered, the prognosis he was given by many professionals and then a celebration of how he ultimately found help and was able to make a full recovery!Check out clarkelliott.com for more info
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    24 mins
  • Episode 3: Alisa Nance, MD “mTBI Vision Rehab Success Story”
    Jun 17 2016
    We welcome Dr. Alisa Nance who shares her journey to recovery after a car accident back in 1998. While training to be a doctor, she had to learn how to study and continue her career and education while having strong symptoms. It was not until her son had a head injury that she understood that[...]
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    21 mins
  • Episode 4: Patti Andrich, MA, OTR/L, COVT, INPP “Primitive Reflexes and Vision”
    Jul 12 2016
    Patti Andrich speaks from Ohio about her experience with both occupational and vision therapy.  She explains the importance of reflexes and how it can interfere with a child’s social and academic growth. Things you will learn in this episode: Primitive reflexes are neurological movements that are embedded into our nervous system, similarly to a “code[...]
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    26 mins
  • Episode 5: Sofia Sanchez MBA candidate, RD, LDN “Nutrition”
    Aug 11 2016
    Family nutritionist, Sofia Sanchez, gives great insight to the importance of nutrition and basic tips that families can do to live a more healthy lifestyle. Things you will learn in this episode:   Nutrition is the digestion of food down to it’s natural components and how it impacts the body. Age, culture, and many factors[...]
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    37 mins
  • Episode 6: Brandi Boan, PsyD, LCPC, QDP
    Sep 1 2016
    On this episode we welcome Dr. Brandi Boan, a neuropsychologist who specializes in both children and adults. With her extensive knowledge and abundance of experience, she answers questions and misconceptions focused around traumatic brain injuries. Things you will learn in this episode: A typical neuropsychology exam will happen about three months post concussion/ injury. By[...]
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    26 mins
  • Episode 7: Denise Schneider, PT, MPT, FAAOMPT, COMT, ATC “Headache Management”
    Sep 22 2016
    Denise Schneider speaks out about the knowledge she accumulated from her education and case studies. Many of the patients she treated had “fallen through the cracks” and she has given them the answers they have been looking for. Things you will learn in this episode: 47% of people struggle with headaches and every ten seconds[...]
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    27 mins
  • Episode 8: Wendy Rosen, Author of “The Hidden Link Between Vision and Learning”
    Nov 5 2016
    Wendy Rosen joined us in sharing her story and talking about how vision is an important factor in children’s learning. After her daughter was treated for vision learning related problems, she was inspired to reach out to other teachers and parents through her book and podcasts. Things you will learn in this episode: 1 in[...]
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    32 mins