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Welcome to Episode 75 of The All Things Sensory Podcast! In this episode, Rachel and Jessica talk with Dr. Ryan Johnson, an Idaho native who not only graduated from optometry school but also completed a residency in binocular vision and neuro-optometry. He is passionate about helping people and spreading the word that vision is a large piece of the puzzle. He provides so much value in this episode so get ready to be blown away! Enjoy!
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Fiona Jones
April 11, 2024
Hi there, I have just found your videos on Youtube and find them so useful as I am a community physiotherapist in Australia. Which would be a physical therapist in America. I am seeing a lot of children with autism and working with kids who toe walk. Since listening and watching your videos I have been testing their primitive reflexes and ocular motor skills as I’m wondering if these are why they toe walk. From here if I find they have difficulties with any of the tests, I then integrate them in the sessions I do with them. I also have kids who have low tone, weak core and don’t have the strength to do gross motor skills. So I wonder if your tests will outline why they have issues here. It is all so interesting.