A Perspective On Vision Care With Dyslexia

Essentially, regardless of your opinion or otherwise of the source or ultimate “cause” of dyslexia, or any reading difficulty for that matter, it doesn’t change the advice that people of all reading abilities deserve to have their vision problems properly and fully managed.  One might argue that it’s even more important for someone already struggling to be freed from the additional burden of a vision problem.

An Open Letter to the Editor of Contemporary Pediatrics

Paul Graham

Paul Graham, B.App.Sc(Optom) Hons, GradCertBusAdmin (La Trobe), takes a personal approach to every eye he sees — Optometry for the Individual. From glasses and contact lenses to vision training, Ortho-K, or precision-tinted lenses, Paul’s focus is simple: understanding how you see the world and finding solutions that help you see it better.

"Screen Smart Eyes" - FREE Guide

- Reduce screen‑related eye strain
- Habits that support health vision
- Strategies to reduce dry eyes
- Checklist for both kids and adults, so you know when it's time to see an optometrist

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