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In this episode, hosts Dr. Amrit Bilkhu and Dr. Alexa Hecht sit down with Dr. Hansel Huang to explore the intersection of mental health and optometry. From navigating the pressures of optometry school to building a fulfilling career, Dr. Huang shares his personal evolution—from a fear-driven practitioner to an authentic practice owner and mental health coach. This candid conversation dives into imposter syndrome, the power of self-awareness, and creating a harmonious work environment that supports well-being for both practitioners and their teams.
Episode Highlights:
Listen now to uncover how mental health shapes every aspect of an optometry career and gain actionable tips to thrive as an authentic practitioner!
Special Guest:
Hansel Huang, OD, practices in Windsor, Ontario, where he owns a private practice specializing in vision therapy. A Nova Southeastern University graduate, Dr. Huang has transformed his career by embracing mental health coaching, helping optometrists find harmony and authenticity in their professional and personal lives. Passionate about giving back, he offers one-on-one coaching (with a waitlist) and is exploring group coaching options. To connect with Dr. Hansel Huang for coaching inquiries or to learn more, email him at [email protected] or visit his practice’s website at eyecarefirst.com.
Your Hosts:
Future Focus is proudly sponsored by OSI Group.
Future Focus is proudly sponsored by OSI Group—an organization dedicated to helping independent optometrists thrive. Acting as your behind-the-scenes partner, OSI Group provides mentorship, education, enhanced buying power, and opportunities to connect with industry experts and peers. With a nationwide community and innovative initiatives, it equips you with the tools and confidence to stay competitive while maintaining autonomy and prioritizing patient care. Learn how OSI can support your success at www.opto.com.
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In this episode, hosts Dr. Amrit Bilkhu and Dr. Alexa Hecht sit down with Dr. Hansel Huang to explore the intersection of mental health and optometry. From navigating the pressures of optometry school to building a fulfilling career, Dr. Huang shares his personal evolution—from a fear-driven practitioner to an authentic practice owner and mental health coach. This candid conversation dives into imposter syndrome, the power of self-awareness, and creating a harmonious work environment that supports well-being for both practitioners and their teams.
Episode Highlights:
Listen now to uncover how mental health shapes every aspect of an optometry career and gain actionable tips to thrive as an authentic practitioner!
Special Guest:
Hansel Huang, OD, practices in Windsor, Ontario, where he owns a private practice specializing in vision therapy. A Nova Southeastern University graduate, Dr. Huang has transformed his career by embracing mental health coaching, helping optometrists find harmony and authenticity in their professional and personal lives. Passionate about giving back, he offers one-on-one coaching (with a waitlist) and is exploring group coaching options. To connect with Dr. Hansel Huang for coaching inquiries or to learn more, email him at [email protected] or visit his practice’s website at eyecarefirst.com.
Your Hosts:
Future Focus is proudly sponsored by OSI Group.
Future Focus is proudly sponsored by OSI Group—an organization dedicated to helping independent optometrists thrive. Acting as your behind-the-scenes partner, OSI Group provides mentorship, education, enhanced buying power, and opportunities to connect with industry experts and peers. With a nationwide community and innovative initiatives, it equips you with the tools and confidence to stay competitive while maintaining autonomy and prioritizing patient care. Learn how OSI can support your success at www.opto.com.
Sign up to the NextGEN OD Newsletter to get episode notifications and other updates from NextGEN OD Canada.
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