Enhancing Visual Skills in Sport and Work
Whether you’re an athlete, a shift‑worker, a driver or someone whose job places high demands on visual performance, the quality and function of your visual system matter.
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Children's Vision | Children's Visual Issues | Resources Blog | Sydney Mosman Behavioural Optometrist
A Comprehensive Approach to Vision
Seeing Beyond 20/20 Clarity Most people view optometry as a straightforward field: testing eyesight, prescribing glasses, and checking for eye diseases like glaucoma or cataracts. However, vision is more than the ability to see clearly or the absence of eye health problems. “Smart Vision behavioural optometry takes a more holistic view of vision,” explains Jacqueline…
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The Growing Trend of Eye Training for Sportspeople
Enhancing Visual Performance to Boost Athletic Abilities Sportspeople are increasingly recognising the importance of training their eyes to enhance overall performance. Both professional and amateur athletes are discovering that visual training can significantly improve their game. The benefits of improving visual performance in sports are well documented, with organisations such as the International Sports Vision…
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When to Schedule Your Child’s First Eye Exam
Early Eye Examinations are a Crucial Step for Children’s Vision Health Beyond routine paediatric screenings, many parents are uncertain about when to schedule their child’s first eye exam. Gary Rodney, founder of Smart Vision Optometry in Sydney and Fellow of the International Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control (FIAOMC), and Jacquie Gattegno, principal senior optometrist…
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Blindness | Eye health | Eye Health Awareness | Resources Blog | Sydney Mosman Behavioural Optometrist | Visual Impairment
Mosman Sydney Behavioural Optometrist Informs On Serious Eye Issues
Gary Rodney, a Smart Vision Behavioural Optometrist at Eyes InDesign Mosman, believes it is important for people to understand blindness and visual impairment. “There is a large population of blind or visually impaired people in the world. The severity of their blindness or impairment varies, depending on the causes,” says Rodney.
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