The more Dr. Rick Graebe learns about his patient’s vision problems, the more he wants to learn about fixing them.
A self-described “restless intellect,” Dr. Graebe is a behavioral optometrist and the owner of Family Vision Center and Children’s Vision and Learning Center of Versailles.
Summer can be an ideal time for your children to practice reading by choosing books that interest them.
This is just one suggestion by Dr. Rick Graebe, a behavioral optometrist and Vision Therapy specialist in Versailles. Other ways to help your child include:
With the school year coming to a close, some families are facing a disappointing reality – their child’s performance doesn’t match his potential.
Imagine having perfect 20/20 vision but are still unable to follow the words on a page.
Jennifer Lord’s 10-year-old daughter, Elizabeth, understands this struggle all too well. The problem began when Elizabeth was in first grade.
If you’re like most parents, establishing homework habits with your child can sometimes feel like a nightmare.
You’ve got to admit, there is something a little depressing about the weeks and weeks of dreary winter weather in Kentucky.
If there’s one group that Dr. Rick Graebe admires more than the hard-working children he treats with Vision Therapy, it’s the parents who advocate for those kids.
What is on your toddler’s Christmas list this year? If it has a plug, flashing lights and a touch screen, you might want to have a chat with Santa.
If you are looking for ways to help your children learn, Dr. Rick Graebe of the Children’s Vision and Learning Center in Versailles offers some simple advice: “Send them out to play.”
Vision Therapy is like physical therapy for the eyes and brain and treats many common problems such as lazy eye, crossed eyes, double vision, eye-hand coordination issues, and reading and learning disabilities
