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We love Dr Z and the staff at Mind Eye Connection! My daughter started seeing Dr Z in 2nd grade and was diagnosed with a learning disability and given and IEP. She is now in 8th grade, with a 4.0 GPS and no longer needs her IEP! Dr Z was a game changer for us! We can’t thank you enough!
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'Dr. Zelinsky Is Renowned'
~ Norman Doidge, M.D. & Clark Elliott, Ph.D., Dr. Patrick Quaid and Patricia S. Lemer praise her accomplishments:
"Zelinsky fit Elliott with a series of eyeglasses designed to improve the perceptual damage that made his life so difficult... Getting fitted for Zelinsky's eyeglasses is like no eye appointment you've ever had... Now, Elliott says, he is almost entirely symptom-free, able to problem-solve, multi-task and find his way easily — all abilities he lost in the auto accident in 1999. When he put on his Phase VI glasses he felt something that he hadn't felt for years: "I felt normal."
Review: 'The Ghost in My Brain'
- The Chicago Tribune
"One brilliant Chicago-area optometrist I know, Deborah Zelinsky OD, FNORA, FCOVD, has developed a unique, patented, easy-to-administer evaluation called the Z-Bell Test. This test measures the efficiency of integration between visual processing and listening....A 2014 study at Vanderbilt University found that children with autism do not synchronize their seeing and hearing...I have watched Dr. Zelinsky administer this test to disbelieving colleagues, who were astounded by its accuracy and results...Over the past two decades, The Z-Bell Test has become internationally recognized by the scientific community.”
- Patricia S. Lemer, Licensed Profesional Counselor (LPC)
"I visited Dr. Zelinsky, and she showed me how she can use optical lenses to alter sensory filtering, by directing light to different retinal cells and brain circuits. This can influence activity in the brain and the hypothalamus to better regulate body chemistry, sensory integration, and even some auditory processing. [Dr. Zelinsky] works frequently with patients working with learning and cognitive disorders as well as TBIs."
- Norman Doidge, M.D.
"I was delighted to have Dr. Zelinsky personally contribute to the book. Her wealth of knowledge in the area of visual development and visual processing is widely known, not just through her contribution of eye-care to the author of “The Ghost in My Brain”, but also via her Mind-Eye Institute and the lectures and training their provide. Dr. Zelinsky is not just colleague and a friend, but also a valued member of the neuro-optometric community and an invaluable bridge to other allied professions treating brain injuries. Her contribution to the book is deeply appreciated."
- Dr. Patrick Quaid, MCOptom, FCOVD, PhD
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Using the Z-bell Test to Remediate Spatial Deficiencies in Non-Image-Forming Retinal Processing
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Using the Z-bell℠ Test to Remediate Spatial Deficiencies in Non-Image-Forming Retinal Processing By Clark Elliott [1], Cynthia Putnam [1], Deborah Zelinsky [2], Daniel Spinner [1], Silpa Vipparti [1] and Abhinit Parelkar [1] [1] DePaul University,...
Retinal Neuromodulation as a Non-Invasive Assessment and Treatment of Autonomic Function
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Retinal Neuromodulation as a Non-Invasive Assessment and Treatment of Autonomic Function by Deborah G Zelinsky, ODRetinal circuitry’s effect on body functions suggests that retinal stress tolerance might be a clinical indicator of stability of the...
Effects on Deep Brain Circuitry by Modulation of Retinal Signals
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Effects on Deep Brain Circuitry by Modulation of Retinal Signals by Deborah G Zelinsky, ODThis presentation carries current research further by describing probable effects of external retinal stimulation as a means to alter internal chemical...
Quantitative Electroencephalograms and Neuro-Optometry: A Case Study That Explores Changes in Electrophysiology While Wearing Therapeutic Eyeglasses
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Quantitative Electroencephalograms and Neuro-Optometry by Deborah G Zelinsky, OD & Corey FeinbergA Case Study That Explores Changes in Electrophysiology While Wearing Therapeutic Eyeglasses Abstract. The brain is equipped with a complex system...
Impact of Retinal Stimulation on Neuromodulation
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Impact of Retinal Stimulation on Neuromodulation by Deborah G Zelinsky, ODSince retinal signals are processed by many regions of the brain—not just the visual cortex—the implication is that retinal stimulation can affect other physical,...
The Emerging Field of Neuro-Optometry Provides a Synergistic Effect with Optometry
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: The Emerging Field of Neuro-Optometry Provides a Synergistic Effect with Optometry by Deborah G Zelinsky, ODEye glasses prescribed for central eyesight do not necessarily address peripheral processing and are not sufficient in some patients – such...
Auditory/Visual Integration Assessment and Treatment in Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Auditory/Visual Integration Assessment and Treatment in Brain Injury Rehabilitation by Deborah G Zelinsky, ODRecent research has demonstrated that activating the retina – in particular, the peripheral retina – can influence inputs to the brain in...
Non-Invasive Assessment and Treatment of Autonomic Function Using Retinal Circuitry
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Non-Invasive Assessment and Treatment of Autonomic Function Using Retinal Circuitry by Deborah G Zelinsky, ODTwo patients with positional orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) had frequent symptoms of fainting spells due to autonomic...
fMRI Analysis of Three Concurrent Processing Pathways
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: fMRI Analysis of Three Concurrent Processing Pathways by Deborah G Zelinsky, ODThis chapter proposes a use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to obtain a visual stress biomarker. Introduction: Biomarkers are useful measurements to...
Overlooked Effects of Ambient Lighting on Metabolism and Cardiovascular Disease
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Overlooked Effects of Ambient Lighting on Metabolism and Cardiovascular Disease by Deborah G Zelinsky, OD2011 International Conference on: Clinical Research: Dermatology, Ophthalmology and Cardiology Abstract Research has demonstrated that...
Remarkable Possibilities: Clinical Applications of Interactions Among the Cornea, Extraocular Muscles and Retina
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Remarkable Possibilities: Clinical Applications of Interactions Among the Cornea, Extraocular Muscles and Retina by Deborah G Zelinsky, OD2011 International Conference on: Clinical Research: Dermatology, Ophthalmology and Cardiology Abstract The...
Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Cortical and Subcortical Interfacing via Retinal Pathways
Mind-Eye RESEARCH: Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Cortical and Subcortical Interfacing via Retinal Pathways by Deborah G Zelinsky, ODMost patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) have visual and nonvisual retinal signal processing problems with concomitant...
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