23 Afraid Not or A Frayed Knot: The Power of Blue Colored Lenses
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Release Date: 05/12/2019
27 What is the Where Visual Pathway (Magnocellular)?
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Dr. Stephey is joined by Dr. Teri Lawton, an experimental psychologist, who has been studying the magnocellular visual pathway for over 35 years and holds a patent on both measuring and treating this part of the visual pathway.
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44 Dyscalculia: Things Just Don't Add Up
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Dr. Doug Stephey welcomes back Neurologist, John Stein, MD, to discuss definitively what this diagnosis is and how it relates to our ancient estimating counting system known as subitizing.
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43 Gorillas in Our Midst- Inattentional Blindness
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Dr. Stephey and Dr Chabris will be discussing the topic of in-attentional blindness and how our intuitions deceive us.
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43 Gorillas in Our Midst- Inattentional Blindness
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Dr. Stephey and Dr Chabris will be discussing the topic of in-attentional blindness and how our intuitions deceive us.
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42 The Bonnie Prudden Way of Myotherapy
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Enid Whittaker of the Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy Institute to discuss the Kraus Weber tests of minimum fitness, trigger points, and myotherapy techniques.
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41 Traumatic Brain Injury - When Brains Collide
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Developmental Optometrist Dr. Doug Stephey welcomes Dr. Michael Lewis, the author of the book titled When Brains Collide, for a discussion regarding how a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is defined.
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40 Magnocellular Vision- Visual Aspects of Dyslexia, Part 3
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Oxford University Professor and Neurologist, Dr. John Stein, joins Dr. Stephey to continue a discussion regarding the genetics of the magnocellular system and dyslexia and the advantages of being dyslexic.
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39 Magnocellular Vision- Visual Aspects of Dyslexia with Oxford University Neurologist Dr. John Stein, Part 2
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Professor John Stein, a neurologist, from Oxford University re-joins Developmental Optometrist Dr. Doug Stephey for part 2 of a comprehensive discussion regarding the role of the magnocellular visual system as it relates to, not only dyslexia but, a number of other diagnoses as well. Additional topics include how the magnocellular system is not limited to the visual system but a number of other systems as well such as auditory, motor, cerebellar, kinesthetic, and proprioceptive.
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38 Magnocellular Vision- Visual Aspects of Dyslexia with Oxford University Neurologist Dr. John Stein, Part 1
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Professor John Stein, a neurologist, from Oxford University joins Developmental Optometrist Dr. Doug Stephey for a comprehensive discussion regarding the role of the magnocellular visual system as it relates to, not only dyslexia but, a number of other diagnoses as well. Additional topics include how the magnocellular system is not limited to the visual system but a number of other systems as well such as auditory, motor, cerebellar, kinesthetic, and proprioceptive.
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37 Visual Stress - Why Does My Head Hurt When I Look at Stripes or Flicker
Move Look & Listen Podcast with Dr. Douglas Stephey
Dr. Stephey welcomes Dr. Arnold Wilkins, the worldwide pre-eminent author and creator of the Intuitive Colorimeter to discuss visual stress / visual aliasing and their relation to epilepsy, migraine, chronic headaches, and reading discomfort. Dr. Wilkins has written two books and several articles on the subject.
info_outlineDr. Stephey invites special guest, Marina who suffered a brain injury nine years ago and has been on a long road to recovery.
Dr. Stephey met Marina recently while giving a talk at Bridging the Gap, a brain injury support group. During the course of the evening's talk Marina graciously volunteered for a mini assessment to determine her response to a pair of blue colored lenses. You'll be surprised by her story. It's a story of survival and hope.
Video of Dr. Stephey and Marina at Bridging the Gap: https://vimeo.com/324751244
Bridging the Gap - Connecting Tramatic Brain Injury Survivors: http://tbibridge.org
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Douglas W. Stephey, O.D., M.S. is a full-service eye and vision care provider in Southern California and is a sought-after conference speaker, educator, and passionate advocate for patients diagnosed with dyslexia, specific learning disability, ADHD, autism, and any other qualifying diagnosis for an IEP or 504 plan.
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