Advice and wisdom from health professionals
Do you know someone who fits this scenario?
Optometrists have assured you that your child’s eyesight is normal, and yet he complains of headaches, has difficulty seeing the board in class, has a short attention span with schoolwork and avoids looking at the page when it comes time to read.
Kids and parents want tasty meals that can be made and eaten quickly but aren’t full of empty calories.
Whether you have a good, bad or indifferent relationship with your mother and father, most people still love their parents deeply.
Were you one of those teenagers who sunbathed using oil instead of sunscreen?
Summer is the traditional time to pack up the kids and head off in search of adventure (or relaxation).
The results of Vision Therapy are well-documented – countless students have been helped at the office of Dr. Rick Graebe, a behavioral optometrist in Versailles.
Newborns look and act differently than we do. When new parents bring a newborn home, the experience can be rather unsettling.
As a parent, you can set an example of a balanced lifestyle by being active, eating healthy and showing your children how great you feel.
Brain retraining for children can sound, well, scary. It conjures images of a diabolical villain fooling with his electrodes in a sci-fi movie.
Allergic rhinitis, sometimes called “hay fever,” affects 15-25% of American children and is probably the most common chronic disease in childhood.
