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Join us as we discuss The Feiner Side of Prism Part 2 with Drs. Debbie Feinberg and Matt Rosner. 🤗

Dr. Debbie Feinberg and Dr. Matt Rosner will discuss the following topics in this episode:

💡 everything you need to know about the Neuro Visual Medicine Institute and its training program.

💡 insights into what happens during training, its timeline, and what to expect during training.

💡 when they launched the Training Institute

💡 how you can get in touch with them and learn more about them

Debby Feinberg, OD, FAAO

Founder & Director of Clinical Care, NeuroVisual Medicine Institute

Dr. Debby Feinberg began performing pioneering work diagnosing and treating Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) and Vertical Heterophoria (VH) in 1995.   BVD and VH have been found to cause headaches, dizziness, gait imbalance, anxiety, light sensitivity, neck pain, and reading difficulties in approximately 1-in-5 patients.  She and her colleagues at Vision Specialists of Michigan have treated more than 20,000 BVD/VH patients with microprism lenses and noise-canceling devices, of which half have been TBI / ABI patients. Her research (presented nationally and internationally) demonstrates that TBI patients with VH experiencing persistent post-concussive symptoms have 80% reduction in these symptoms when treated with microprism lenses and noise-canceling devices. 

Since 2013, over 40 optometrists have successfully completed the NeuroVisual Medicine Training Program™ and have gone on to help tens of thousands of patients.  Drs. Feinberg and Rosner’s founding of the NeuroVisual Medicine Institute is led by their mission to increase access to NeuroVisual care for patients in every region across the globe.

Matt Rosner

Director of Growth and Development

As the son and grandson of optometrists, Matt had early exposure to the optometric industry and the power of practice ownership.  After more than 5 successful years of consulting in the Hospitality and Optometric industries, he joined the NeuroVisual Medicine Institute to lead their growth and development in 2020.  Matt’s work is focused on the development of the NeuroVisual Medicine Institute and supporting its global network of trained specialists.  He also works to develop the NeuroVisual Group of businesses associated with the research and development of NeuroVisual Medicine.

Through his work, he helps practices grow and become go-to Binocular Vision specialists in their regions with NeuroVisual Medicine, enabling them to provide dramatic patient care and improve their profitability.

To learn more and connect with the NeuroVisual team, visit www.NVMinstitute.org