Small Falls. Big Impact. Rethinking the ‘Owie’ in Concussions
Date: Every Tuesday
Time: 6 PM (CST) | 7 PM (EST)
Location: Zoom
Join Pediatric Optometrists
Dr. Ronald Gall and Dr. Ingryd Lorenzana
Give your child the most important school supply of all: healthy, functional vision.
Small Falls. Big Impact. Rethinking the ‘Owie’ in Concussions
Date: Every Tuesday
Time: 6 PM (CST) | 7 PM (EST)
Location: Zoom
Join Pediatric Optometrists
Dr. Ronald Gall and Dr. Ingryd Lorenzana
Give your child the most important school supply of all: healthy, functional vision.
Bonus: Downloadable
“Learning & Vision Symptom Checklist”
for all attendees!
Bonus: Downloadable
“Learning & Vision Symptom Checklist”
for all attendees!
Bonus: Downloadable
“Learning & Vision Symptom Checklist”
for all attendees!
In This Free Webinar, You’ll Discover:
Why concussion symptoms can continue even after the initial injury appears to have healed
Why reading, screens, schoolwork, work, and sports may suddenly become more difficult
What parents, educators, coaches, athletes, and adults should know about post-concussion vision problems
How the brain and visual system work together after a concussion
How blurred vision, double vision, eye strain, dizziness, headaches, and light sensitivity can affect daily performance
What a comprehensive neuro-visual evaluation can reveal that a routine eye exam may not
Common visual symptoms that may be overlooked following a head injury
How individualized neuro-optometric care may support people experiencing persistent post-concussion symptoms
In This Free Webinar, You’ll Discover:
Why concussion symptoms can continue even after the initial injury appears to have healed
Why reading, screens, schoolwork, work, and sports may suddenly become more difficult
What parents, educators, coaches, athletes, and adults should know about post-concussion vision problems
How the brain and visual system work together after a concussion
How blurred vision, double vision, eye strain, dizziness, headaches, and light sensitivity can affect daily performance
What a comprehensive neuro-visual evaluation can reveal that a routine eye exam may not
Common visual symptoms that may be overlooked following a head injury
How individualized neuro-optometric care may support people experiencing persistent post-concussion symptoms
The Missing Link May Be Vision
After a concussion, the visual system can be affected because vision is not simply about seeing clearly.
Your eyes continuously send information to the brain, while the brain processes that information to help you read, focus, track movement, judge space, maintain balance, and respond to your environment.
When this eye-brain connection is disrupted, everyday activities can become surprisingly difficult.
Oakville Centre for Vision notes that visual problems following concussion may include headaches, eye strain, blurred or double vision, difficulty reading, dizziness, and light sensitivity.
At Brain Vision Institute, concussion care takes a broader brain-visual perspective, evaluating how visual processing may be contributing to persistent symptoms and difficulties in everyday life.
The Missing Link May Be Vision
After a concussion, the visual system can be affected because vision is not simply about seeing clearly.
Your eyes continuously send information to the brain, while the brain processes that information to help you read, focus, track movement, judge space, maintain balance, and respond to your environment.
When this eye-brain connection is disrupted, everyday activities can become surprisingly difficult.
Oakville Centre for Vision notes that visual problems following concussion may include headaches, eye strain, blurred or double vision, difficulty reading, dizziness, and light sensitivity.
At Brain Vision Institute, concussion care takes a broader brain-visual perspective, evaluating how visual processing may be contributing to persistent symptoms and difficulties in everyday life.
The webinar will be hosted by
Dr.Ronald gall
OD, MSc, FAAO, FOVDRA, Diplomate (BVPPO)
FOUNDER, Oakville Centre for Vision (Oakville, ON)
Dr. Gall is a leading Canadian expert in binocular vision and pediatric optometry. Inspired by his own childhood experience with an eye turn (esotropia), Dr. Gall has dedicated over 30 years to advancing evidence-based neuro-optometric care, helping patients overcome learning-related visual dysfunctions and achieve their full potential.
Dr.INGRYD LORENZANA
OD, FAAO, FOVDRA, CBHP
Founder, Brain Vision Institute
(South Barrington, IL)
Dr. Lorenzana is an internationally recognized pioneer in the field of pediatric and neuro-optometry. Her approach is deeply informed by her own recovery from a childhood brain injury, blending scientific research, personal experience with clinical innovation to rehabilitate visual processing and optimize brain function. She is an award-winning researcher and international speaker on the brain-vision connection.
The webinar will be hosted by
Dr.Ronald gall
OD, MSc, FAAO, FOVDRA, Diplomate (BVPPO)
FOUNDER, Oakville Centre for Vision (Oakville, ON)
Dr. Gall is a leading Canadian expert in binocular vision and pediatric optometry. Inspired by his own childhood experience with an eye turn (esotropia), Dr. Gall has dedicated over 30 years to advancing evidence-based neuro-optometric care, helping patients overcome learning-related visual dysfunctions and achieve their full potential.
Dr.INGRYD LORENZANA
OD, FAAO, FOVDRA, CBHP
Founder, Brain Vision Institute
(South Barrington, IL)
Dr. Lorenzana is an internationally recognized pioneer in the field of pediatric and neuro-optometry. Her approach is deeply informed by her own recovery from a childhood brain injury, blending scientific research, personal experience with clinical innovation to rehabilitate visual processing and optimize brain function. She is an award-winning researcher and international speaker on the brain-vision connection.
The webinar will be hosted by
Dr.Ronald gall
OD, MSc, FAAO, FCCSO, FOVDRA, AAO
An optometrist (OD, MSc, FAAO, FCCSO, FOVDRA, AAO Dipl) based in Oakville, Canada, specializing in NeuroVision, vision therapy, and pediatric optometry at the Oakville Centre for Vision. He has been in practice since 1995 and focuses on neuro-optics, binocular vision, and rehabilitation.
With more than 25 years of clinical experience, he focuses on pediatric optometry and NeuroVision care, helping patients live better.
Dr. Gall is also a published author, educator, and speaker who is known for combining research, technology, and compassionate care to better understand and strengthen the eye–brain connection.
He graduated from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in 1977 and has over 40 years of experience, specializing in internal medicine, hypertension, and diabetes.
Dr.INGRYD LORENZANA
OD, FAAO, FOVDRA, CBHP
A leading pediatric and neuro-optometrist based in Illinois, renowned for specializing in neuro-optometry, vision therapy, and brain injury rehabilitation. She founded the Brain Vision Institute in 2012, developing the "CogniViiSION" protocol to treat visual processing issues.
Specialization: She focuses on vision learning disabilities, strabismus, amblyopia, concussion recovery, and brain injury rehabilitation.
Methodology: Dr. Lorenzana developed the CogniViision™ “TRAIN the BRAIN not JUST the EYES” protocol, designed to rewire visual neural pathways using neuroplasticity.
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