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Dr. Hannu Laukkanen is Associate Graduate faculty and Professor Emeritus of Optometry at Pacific University. He has many decades of experience teaching and mentoring developmental optometrists, (including some of my past guests). He is an experienced researcher and published author who has presented countless lectures at conferences and in medical facilities and provided key testimony in many court cases. He is a master teacher with unique insight who provides in-depth answers to my questions in this episode. We discuss early visual development, including ADD, ADHD and dyslexia issues, as well as brain injury, or TBIs.
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Dr. Hannu Laukkanen is Associate Graduate faculty and Professor Emeritus of Optometry at Pacific University. He has many decades of experience teaching and mentoring developmental optometrists, (including some of my past guests). He is an experienced researcher and published author who has presented countless lectures at conferences and in medical facilities and provided key testimony in many court cases. He is a master teacher with unique insight who provides in-depth answers to my questions in this episode. We discuss early visual development, including ADD, ADHD and dyslexia issues, as well as brain injury, or TBIs.
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If you liked this episode, click here to send me a message. I also appreciate guest and topic suggestions.
I'd love to hear from you! Click the "If you liked this episode, CLICK HERE" link above to send me a message. Your comments, questions, guest suggestions, and topic ideas come directly to me as Fan Mail, and I read every message.

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