エピソード

  • Cracking The Code: Unleashing A Child’s Potential

    Cracking The Code: Unleashing A Child’s Potential
    2025/03/05
    If you are a practitioner, please join our practitioner's training: Schedule a free discovery call: https://calendly.com/drsamberne/retreat-interest-call-with-dr-berne?month=2025-03 For even more from Dr. Sam, check out his new exclusive membership where you get access to my content and resources, new information, articles, videos, webinars: https://drsambernesmembership.com/ Keywords Kid Power, child development, vision therapy, learning disabilities, trauma, craniosacral therapy, nutrition, primitive reflexes, holistic approach, ADHD, nutrition, child development, strabismus, amblyopia, screen time, vision therapy, mitochondria, eye health, functional medicine, holistic approach Summary In this conversation, Sam Berne discusses the multifaceted approach to understanding and supporting children's development, particularly in relation to vision and learning. He shares his personal experiences with learning disabilities and emphasizes the importance of a holistic view that includes trauma, nutrition, and primitive reflexes. The discussion highlights the need for individualized care and the integration of various therapeutic modalities to help children thrive. In this conversation, Dr. Sam Berne discusses the critical role of nutrition in child development, the complexities of vision issues such as strabismus and amblyopia, and the detrimental effects of excessive screen time on children's eyesight. He emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach to therapy that includes understanding the child's unique needs and the role of mitochondria in eye health. Dr. Berne also provides practical advice for parents and practitioners on how to support children's visual development and overall well-being. Takeaways Understanding each child's unique needs is crucial. Personal experiences can shape professional insights. Vision therapy goes beyond traditional eye care. Trauma can significantly impact a child's development. Nutrition plays a vital role in cognitive function. Primitive reflexes are essential for motor and cognitive skills. Holistic approaches can unlock a child's potential. Collaboration among specialists is necessary for effective care. Children's development is influenced by their early experiences. Individualized treatment plans are more effective than one-size-fits-all solutions. Nutrition is a linchpin for child development. Understanding where to start with a child is crucial. Biochemistry analysis can help identify nutritional deficiencies. Physical vision therapy is essential for addressing vision problems. Screen time is contributing to an epidemic of nearsightedness. Natural sunlight exposure is vital for children's health. Mitochondria play a key role in eye health and energy production. Red light therapy can improve visual acuity. Parents should not let diagnoses define their children. Building trust with children is essential for effective therapy. Sound Bites "Cracking the code with each child." "I was diagnosed with a learning disability." "Vision is how the eyes and the brain work together." "The eyes are brain tissue and fall under neuroplasticity." "We need to understand the global situation with these kids." "Trauma creates a paralysis in our system." "Nutrition affects our brain, our emotions, our cells." "Nutrition is more important than you think." "Treat the whole child, not just the symptoms." "Our eyes are not made to look at screens long term." "Sunlight is very important for these kids." "You don't have to live out of diagnosis." Sam Berne (00:00) you know, really trying to hear it towards the kids and. Yeah, it'll be there. Is there any specific like seeing that you're thinking about that you wanted to come here about or just general, just general interest, general interest? OK, sounds good. of our grandkids. Are you the director? Yeah, yes. Used to be. I don't even know. Dr. Did you know that I sold the YouTube guarantee? Yeah, so I.
    続きを読む 一部表示
    59 分
  • See, Process, Perform: Dr. Berne’s Functional Techniques for Optimal Vision

    See, Process, Perform: Dr. Berne’s Functional Techniques for Optimal Vision
    2025/02/27
    For even more from Dr. Sam, check out his new exclusive membership where you get access to my content and resources, new information, articles, videos, webinars: https://drsambernesmembership.com/ Please check out Dr. Berne's Practitioner's Training Program: https://www.drsamberne.com/practitioners-training/ Keywords astronaut training, sensory integration, visual skills, functional vision, visual tracking, binocular vision, cognitive skills, visual memory Summary In this conversation, Sam Berne discusses various techniques and methods used in occupational therapy, particularly focusing on astronaut training and its components, including vestibular activation, ocular motor skills, and auditory processing. He emphasizes the importance of visual skills in functional vision, including visual tracking, accommodation, and binocular vision, and how these skills are essential for reading and spatial awareness. The conversation also covers cognitive skills such as visual memory, form perception, and spatial orientation, highlighting their significance in learning and everyday activities. Takeaways Astronaut training incorporates sensory motor integration techniques. Vestibular activation is crucial for spatial awareness. Visual tracking is essential for reading and learning. Binocular vision enhances depth perception and spatial IQ. Visual accommodation is important in sports and daily activities. The cover test helps assess visual coordination. Visual memory plays a key role in learning processes. Form perception is vital for recognizing objects in different contexts. Spatial orientation aids in understanding relationships in space. Visual closure is important for problem-solving and comprehension. Sound Bites "It's a wonderful sensory motor integration." "Visual tracking is so important with reading." "Binocular vision is super important." "The cover test is a way to do this." "Visual memory is essential for learning." Chapters 00:00 Understanding Astronaut Training Techniques 05:53 Exploring Visual Skills and Functional Vision 11:49 Enhancing Visual Tracking and Accommodation 18:10 The Importance of Binocular Vision 24:06 Cognitive Skills and Visual Memory Sam Berne (00:00.236) All right. So in the astronaut training, this is an occupational therapy technique where they're working with sensory motor integration and there's three components. There's the vestibular activation. So that's where when you rotate them around you're stimulating that inner ear number two, it's ocular motor meaning it's visual. So it's eye tracking and gaze stabilization. So getting me to be able to focus and hold my gaze that improves my visual motor integration like hand-eye coordination or copying from the board stuff like that. And then the third component and the astronaut training is auditory processing integration. So you can use sound and rhythm to help the brain process spatial awareness. So I find I like to do this with every kid, but especially with autism, developmental delays, autism spectrum, Asperger's, brain injury, people with dizziness, vertigo, balance. So what you're doing is either using a rotating board or you can use a chair, something you can spin and you're monitoring the direction speed and duration. To over stimulate. some of these kids if you try to do too much of the astronaut training it over stimulates them. Now you can use a pen light or moving objects or visual tracking tools and then also they're listening something sometimes you can pair it with you know, by by urinal beats or you know some like in here. We use the so cord. Now, the reason why we call it astronaut training is because in NASA and astronaut training protocols, they would work a lot with the vestibular system, especially in different gravity environments. So just as astronauts have to adapt to movements in space individuals and people with sensory challenges. Sam Berne (02:23.085)
    続きを読む 一部表示
    29 分
  • Humming for Healing: Activate Your Eyes, Brain, and Vagus Nerve

    Humming for Healing: Activate Your Eyes, Brain, and Vagus Nerve
    2025/02/15
    -If you are a practitioner, consider joining my training. Contact me here to set up a free discovery call: https://bit.ly/4jSn293 For even more from Dr. Sam, check out his new exclusive membership where you get access to my content and resources, new information, articles, videos, webinars: https://drsambernesmembership.com/ Keywords eye health, lymphatic system, vision, detox, relaxation, vagus nerve, eye exercises, digital strain, inflammation, self-care Summary In this podcast, Sam Berne discusses the importance of the eye-limb connection and offers practical exercises to improve eye health. He emphasizes the role of hydration, movement, and the vagus nerve in maintaining clear eyesight and reducing symptoms like puffiness and strain. Techniques such as humming and eye massage are highlighted as effective methods for enhancing relaxation and lymphatic flow, ultimately leading to better vision and overall well-being. Takeaways For most of us, digital devices cause eye strain. The eyes rely on movement and hydration for health. Systemic inflammation can lead to eye brain inflammation. Eye massage can stimulate the vagus nerve. Humming is a powerful technique for relaxation. Palming helps in reducing stress and enhancing vision. Regular practice can lead to clearer eyesight. The ocular cardiac reflex slows the heart rate. Humming sends vibrations that activate the vagus nerve. Consistency in these techniques yields better eye health. Takeaways For most of us, digital devices cause eye strain. The eyes rely on movement and hydration for health. Systemic inflammation can lead to eye brain inflammation. Eye massage can stimulate the vagus nerve. Humming is a powerful technique for relaxation. Palming helps in reducing stress and enhancing vision. Regular practice can lead to clearer eyesight. The ocular cardiac reflex slows the heart rate. Humming sends vibrations that activate the vagus nerve. Consistency in these techniques yields better eye health. Sound Bites "Humming calms the nervous system." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Eye-Limb Connection 01:28 Understanding Eye Health and Lymphatic Function 02:57 Techniques for Eye Relaxation and Vagus Nerve Stimulation 06:19 Benefits of Humming and Eye Massage Sam Berne (00:01.634) Hey everybody. Welcome to the podcast today. It's great to be here. So we're going to talk a bit about the eye-limb connection how to drain and detox clear eyesight and vision. So the one thing I want to say to start off with is that you know, for most of us we spend our day on digital devices and I don't know how many listeners out there followers. have things like puffy eyes strain redness and you're concerned because you're staring at a screen all day. Well in this podcast, what I want to do is I want to give you some exercises. Just a very simple approach on how to boost your eye lymph body connection because you see the eyes don't have a direct lymphatic system and so they rely on movement. The eyes rely on movement hydration and proper circulation to get rid of inflammation and oxidative stress. So if you have any of those things like blurry vision puffy eyes, then stay tuned. So let's talk a little bit about the lymph and since the eyes have no direct lymphatic connection. They do rely on hydration and movement and the eyelids are key player in this because they house the glands that produce the tears that keep our eyes from getting dry. So it's very easy to get inflammation. In fact, a lot of systemic inflammation can lead to eye brain inflammation. Obviously what we eat gluten, dairy and sugar. our big factors, but also how we stare at our screen actually locks down our lymphatic function and this can cause these symptoms that I've spoken about. So the role of eye massage and I'll talk a little bit of what I mean by eye massage. I'm also going to bring in what we call the Vegas nerve because the Vegas nerve is very important.
    続きを読む 一部表示
    7 分
  • Rewire Your Vision- Detoxing Your Myopia Prescription

    Rewire Your Vision- Detoxing Your Myopia Prescription
    2025/02/10
    -For even more from Dr. Sam, check out his new exclusive membership where you get access to my content and resources, new information, articles, videos, webinars: https://drsambernesmembership.com/ Are you a practitioner? Join his practitioner's training today. Book a free discovery call with Dr. Berne https://calendly.com/drsamberne/retre... Keywords to the podcast today: myopia, eye health, computer use, prescription lenses, vision improvement, blue light protection, eye fatigue, relaxation, peripheral vision, eye doctor Summary In this episode, Dr. Sam Berne discusses the implications of myopia, particularly in relation to computer use. He emphasizes the importance of having the correct prescription for computer work to avoid worsening eye conditions. Dr. Berne suggests that individuals should request a second prescription tailored for computer use, which can help reduce eye strain and improve comfort. He also highlights the benefits of using blue light protection lenses and the importance of taking breaks from lenses to promote eye health. Takeaways • Myopia means seeing well up close but struggling with distance. • Using a distance prescription for computer work can worsen myopia. • Request a second prescription specifically for computer use. • Comfort and clarity are both crucial when choosing lenses. • A reduced prescription can help relax the eyes and improve peripheral vision. • Wearing a lower power lens can enhance eye health and circulation. • Taking breaks from lenses can reduce their reinforcing influence. • Blue light protection is essential for screen use. • Over time, a reduced prescription can become the new distance prescription. • Regular eye exams are important for maintaining eye health. Sound Bites • "This is a recipe for disaster." • "You have to know how far away your laptop is." • "Clarity is important, but comfort is just as important." Chapters 00:00Understanding Myopia and Its Implications 02:57The Importance of Correct Prescription for Computer Use Sam Berne (00:00.568) Hey everyone, welcome to the program today. I'm going to be giving some advice on how to reduce myopia. People ask me questions whether or not you can actually improve myopia. Well, of course you can. In fact, you can improve your vision at any age. Hope you enjoy the show. Here we go. You could do to be proactive is you can download. A Snellen acuity chart. It's free and print it out and put it somewhere 20 feet away. And that could be a measuring stick for you to see, you know, how close you are to passing the driver, the vision part of the driver's test. In most states, you need 2040 and so you don't need 2020. And 2020 means seeing a 1 third inch letter at 20 feet. So you're you're looking at a fairly sizable letter and as long as you can pass it with both eyes somewhere with a correction. There's no problem. And now I'm going to deconstruct this a little bit for you and it may or may not make sense. It may not resonate. But here's the pattern I see in you. Here's the pattern. Growing up, you began to tense your eyes. And when you tense your eyes, you give up the distance to keep your world close to you. That's the successful part of your seeing up close. Now what goes along with that tension sometimes is you feel Sam Berne (02:02.978) Like you have to defend yourself. Like you're on a constant alert. Yeah, yeah, looking for threats looking for threats. Now that mental energy, whether it's conscious or unconscious that you're putting into your eyes because your eyes are the bodyguards for you. They're like the advanced sentry, you know, that sits outside where you live and is watching. When's the next fire? Do I smell smoke? What's that siren? So your prescription in your eye is everywhere in your body. It's not just in the eye. So the cataracts, you're allegedly forming and I can give you what symptoms are. What a cataract is on a kind of a very deep level is ...
    続きを読む 一部表示
    36 分
  • From Blurry to Clear: A Journey of Vision Improvement

    From Blurry to Clear: A Journey of Vision Improvement
    2025/02/03
    Join Dr. Berne's membership: https://drsambernesmembership.com Join Dr. Berne's Practitioner's Program: https://www.drsamberne.com/practitioners-training/ Keywords holistic eye care, traditional eye care, vision therapy, eyesight improvement, eye health, diet and vision, glaucoma reversal, brain-eye connection, vision exercises, iridology Summary In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Sam Berne discusses the differences between holistic and traditional eye care, emphasizing the importance of treating the root causes of vision problems rather than just the symptoms. He shares his personal journey of overcoming severe nearsightedness through holistic methods and explains how vision therapy can benefit individuals of all ages. The discussion also covers the critical stages of visual development in infants, the distinction between eyesight and vision, and the impact of diet and lifestyle on eye health. Dr. Berne highlights the potential to reverse conditions like glaucoma and cataracts through holistic practices and emphasizes the deep connection between eye health and overall brain function. Takeaways Holistic eye care focuses on treating the cause, not just symptoms. Vision therapy can improve eyesight at any age. Early development stages significantly impact visual health. Eyesight is a static measurement; vision is dynamic. Diet and lifestyle choices directly affect eye health. Cataracts and glaucoma can potentially be reversed. The liver plays a crucial role in eye health. Craniosacral therapy can improve vision by enhancing circulation. Emotional and psychological factors influence vision. The eyes are an extension of the brain, reflecting overall health. Sound Bites "We treat the cause instead of the symptom." "We can improve our eyesight anytime." "I was seeing 2400 on the eye chart." "Vision is how the eyes and brain work together." "Eyesight is a static measurement." "Cataracts can be slowed down or reversed." "The liver is critical for absorbing nutrients." "The eyes are the brain." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Holistic Eye Care 02:03 Understanding Holistic vs Traditional Eye Care 03:58 Personal Journey to Improved Vision 12:17 The Importance of Early Development in Vision 18:19 Distinguishing Eyesight from Vision 22:32 The Role of Diet and Lifestyle in Eye Health 28:20 Reversing Glaucoma and Liver Health 33:05 The Connection Between Eyes and Brain Health Sam Berne (00:01) Hey everybody, welcome to the podcast today. So I'm being interviewed by Ashley Dealey and she is a wellness practitioner. She's got a big following on Instagram. So I've agreed to be on her show and I thought I would do a recording and share it with you. So enjoy this it's new information and here we go. Why don't you call me Dr. Sam? Okay, Dr. Sam. then this is also when I remind my guests this is not a live podcast. Okay, so if something's on the tip of your tongue or maybe your alarm goes off, don't worry. I'll edit it out. Okay. And then this is usually when I ask my guests to make sure to put their phone on do not disturb or airplane mode. Yep. That's good too. We're good to go. I would say, well, let's just see how it goes. I don't have a hard stop. yeah, we're good. Yes. So I am just so excited that you're here. If at any point you need to take a break, just let me know. Okay. edit this. So I'm going to go ahead and get started. Like I always do. Okay. Dr. Sam. Welcome to the show. It's great to be here. Thank you, Ashley, for having me so excited. I feel like matches mine and I'm just thrilled to have someone so open-minded here. is to get a good understanding of what's the difference between holistic eye care and traditional eye care. It's pretty simple because in holistic eye care, what I'm doing is looking for the cause instead of treating the symptom. Also, I would say number two that I'm looking at the eyes as it relates to our metabolic systemic
    続きを読む 一部表示
    39 分
  • Dynamic Vision: More Than Just Eyesight

    Dynamic Vision: More Than Just Eyesight
    2025/01/25
    To learn more about Dr. Berne's Practitioner Program go to: https://www.drsamberne.com/practitioners-training/ For exclusive content go to his membership: https://drsambernesmembership.com Keywords functional vision, dynamic vision, static vision, visual regard, pupil testing, eye alignment, tracking skills, convergence, divergence, primitive reflexes, near-far fixation, suppression, visual midline, vestibular ocular reflex, Harmon distance Summary In this podcast episode, Dr. Sam Berne discusses the concept of functional vision screening, emphasizing the difference between dynamic and static vision. He explores various assessments and exercises that can help improve visual skills, coordination, and overall learning abilities in children. Key topics include the importance of visual regard, pupil testing, tracking skills, convergence and divergence, primitive reflexes, and the significance of the Harmon distance in reading. The episode provides valuable insights for parents, educators, and therapists working with children who may have visual processing challenges. Takeaways Functional vision is dynamic and involves the brain and body. Head posture can significantly influence visual problems. Visual regard is essential for effective motor planning. Pupil response can indicate stress and visual issues. Convergence is crucial for reading and visual tracking. Primitive reflexes play a key role in visual development. Near-far fixation exercises enhance copying and reading skills. Suppression of one eye can indicate underlying vision problems. Visual midline assessments help understand spatial awareness. The Harmon distance is critical for optimal reading posture. Sound Bites "Functional vision is dynamic, not just eyesight." "Head posture can influence vision problems." "Pupil response can indicate stress levels." "Convergence is crucial for reading skills." "Primitive reflexes affect visual skills." "Near-far fixation improves copying skills." "Suppression can indicate a vision problem." "Visual midline affects spatial awareness." "The Harmon distance is vital for reading." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Functional Vision Screening 03:07 Understanding Dynamic vs Static Vision 05:56 Assessing Coordination and Posture 09:13 The Importance of Visual Regard 11:59 Pupil Testing and Eye Alignment 15:11 Tracking Skills: Pursuits and Saccades 18:11 Convergence and Divergence in Vision 21:14 The Role of Primitive Reflexes 23:47 Near-Far Fixation Exercises 26:54 Understanding Suppression in Vision 30:12 Visual Midline and Balance 33:12 Vestibular Ocular Reflex (VOR) Testing 35:49 The Harmon Distance and Its Importance 38:51 Conclusion and Future Considerations Sam Berne (00:00.066) Hey everyone, welcome to the podcast today. So I'm doing a little more teaching in what we call functional vision screening. So the difference between functional vision, which is dynamic and static vision, which is eyesight is huge. And when we start talking about how to use these two eyes in relationship to the brain and body. We can do a number of tests that can help us determine what's the best course of action and being able to help a person improve their vision. So again, I'm going to invite you in and part of the lecture today that we did with our class. I think you'll find it to be very interesting. Again, if you have any questions, you can send me an email appointments at dr. Sam burn.com. Enjoy the show everyone. So this is called assessing functional vision. And this is a this is a an assessment that I have developed over the years and I've given it to many occupational therapists physical therapists teachers people like yourself. And so I will give you a worksheet that you can use to actually take the notes when you actually do the testing but for today today. We're just going to start in on the ideas of it. So here we have a person who's on a Boza ball and we're working with the i...
    続きを読む 一部表示
    44 分
  • Exploring Earthwalks: A Journey of Connection

    Exploring Earthwalks: A Journey of Connection
    2025/01/19
    To contact our guest directly, go to: www.earthwalks.org or e-mail Doug: earthwalks1@yahoo.com Keywords Earthwalks, Geomancy, Ecotourism, Indigenous Cultures, Chaco Canyon, Land Acknowledgment, Nature Connection, Community Engagement, Spiritual Wisdom, Environmental Education Summary In this engaging conversation, Doug Conwell, founder of Earthwalks, shares his journey to Santa Fe, his connection to the earth, and the principles of geomancy. He discusses the importance of ecotourism, the mysteries of Chaco Canyon, and the significance of land acknowledgment in addressing social injustices. Doug also highlights upcoming workshops and the essence of giving back to the community through service and respect for indigenous cultures. Takeaways Doug Conwell emphasizes the importance of connecting with the earth. Geomancy involves understanding earth energies and their impact on our lives. Ecotourism should focus on reciprocal relationships with nature and communities. Chaco Canyon is a site of astronomical significance and ancient wisdom. Land acknowledgment is crucial for recognizing historical injustices. Listening to nature can enhance our awareness and connection to the environment. Service projects are a way to give back to indigenous communities. Earthwalks promotes a journey of personal and communal growth. Understanding indigenous education can inform modern environmental education. The essence of Earthwalks is about our life's journey and connection to the earth. Sound Bites "You have to desire." "Thank you for coming." "There is a star map." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Earthwalks and Community Engagement 03:01 The Journey to Santa Fe and Connection to the Earth 05:50 Understanding Geomancy and Earth Energies 09:01 The Principles of Ecotourism and Respect for Nature 11:54 Exploring Chaco Canyon and Its Mysteries 15:02 Land Acknowledgment and Social Justice 17:49 Upcoming Workshops and Closing Thoughts Sam Berne (00:00.248) Hey everyone, welcome to the podcast today. So we have a very special guest, my good friend, Doug Conwell. And Doug does amazing things here in the community. He's also founder of Earthwalks, which he will talk about. So Doug, I would love for you to introduce yourself, tell us who you are, and we want to know about you. Thank you, Sam. Thanks for inviting me to be here. I really appreciate that. And I really want to give thanks to the Tehuah people and Carah's people on whose land that we are living and where we're working right now, which is called Santa Fe, New Mexico now. And I want to read the acknowledgement that I make on my website for that. Acknowledging the deep connections of indigenous peoples to the land and their significant contributions of past, present, and future. In acknowledging these connections, we express our gratitude for the opportunity to live, work, and learn on this land. And I have to say that Earthwalks is committed to helping reconcile the injustices, restoring voices, and realizing the well-being of all members of our community, and especially those whose land this really was, the first peoples who were here. So yes. Where do we go from here? Well, tell us a little bit about how you came to Santa Fe, where you came from and what inspired you to move here. Well, guess I was it was almost 50 years ago. It's hard to believe, but in 1979, I kind of heard a calling. I was living in Colorado, my home state, Sam, and I was feeling disconnection from the earth, from myself. I didn't feel like I had any real connection to my own family or history. And I used to live on the border in El Paso when I would come through Santa Fe and back and forth from Colorado and always loved this area, this part of the world, New Mexico. And I thought, well, I'm going to try this out. I'm going to, I'm going to live in Santa Fe and see. I was hearing in my head and also reading and finding out more about indigenous traditional cul...
    続きを読む 一部表示
    21 分
  • The Dynamic Nature of Vision

    The Dynamic Nature of Vision
    2025/01/16
    To join our membership, go to: https://drsambernesmembership.com/ To enroll in our practitioner's training go go: https://www.drsamberne.com/practitioners-training/ Keywords functional anatomy, vision therapy, eye health, structural anatomy, color therapy, optic nerve, retina, eye muscles, visual pathways, accommodation Summary This conversation delves into the intricacies of functional anatomy, particularly focusing on the eye. Sam Berne emphasizes the importance of understanding both structural and functional aspects of anatomy to enhance vision therapy practices. The discussion covers various components of the eye, including the cornea, iris, lens, retina, and optic nerve, while also exploring the impact of color therapy and the role of eye muscles. Berne highlights the significance of dynamic processes in vision, such as accommodation and tracking, and addresses common issues like eye floaters and strabismus. The conversation concludes with a powerful message about the interconnection between function and structure in the eye, advocating for a holistic approach to vision therapy. Takeaways Understanding functional anatomy is crucial for vision therapy. The eye's anatomy includes both structural and functional components. Color therapy can rejuvenate the retina and improve vision. Stress and toxicity can significantly impact visual health. The optic nerve is essential for transmitting visual information to the brain. Accommodation is a dynamic process that can be improved through therapy. Eye floaters are often a result of fluid stagnation in the eye. Tracking exercises can enhance reading and writing skills in children. Vision therapy can address issues like strabismus without surgery. Function can influence structure, leading to improvements in eye health. Titles Unlocking the Secrets of Functional Anatomy The Dynamic Nature of Vision Exploring the Eye: Anatomy and Function Color Therapy: A New Approach to Vision Sound Bites "Vision is dynamic, not static." "Functional anatomy opens the door for vision therapy." "Color therapy can help the retina get stronger." "Stress affects the eyes significantly." "The optic nerve connects the eye to the brain." "Accommodation is a dynamic process." "Eye floaters are a common concern." "Tracking exercises improve reading and writing." "Function can change structure in the eye." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Functional Anatomy 03:05 Understanding Structural vs. Functional Anatomy 05:48 The Eye's Anatomy: Cornea, Iris, and Sclera 09:04 The Lens and Its Role in Vision 12:04 The Retina: Function and Importance 15:02 Color Therapy and Its Impact on Vision 17:48 The Optic Nerve and Visual Pathways 20:57 Accommodation and Focusing Mechanisms 24:02 The Vitreous Body and Eye Health 26:58 Eye Muscles and Their Functions 29:48 Tracking and Eye Movement Exercises 33:06 Primitive Reflexes and Vision Therapy 36:04 The Role of Cranial Nerves in Eye Function 38:56 Strabismus and Vision Therapy Solutions 41:51 Conclusion: The Interconnection of Eye Function and Therapy Sam Berne (00:00.098) Hey everybody. Welcome to the podcast. So today I'm going to bring you into a lecture I gave on functional anatomy and this is something we use in our practitioner training. So I thought I would include part of it in the podcast. So I hope you enjoy the show. Here we go. Why do we want to learn anatomy? Well, if you're going to be an expert in vision knowing the foundations of the major structures of the eye is very important. And one of the things I want to make a distinction about is structural anatomy. That means knowing the terms, you know, like this is the arm. This is the leg and you know, you can get into the more technical things that's called structural anatomy, but that is static and that's physical. What I have found is that when you look at the function of the eye, like how does it work?
    続きを読む 一部表示
    48 分