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Retina’s Reaction to Light Could Play Major Role In Diagnosing Presence of Early Development Challenges

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‘Brain’ Glasses Enable Her to Make Sense of the World Again

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The Digital Age Requires Making Time for the Development of New Skills

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Retinal Imaging Can Predict Changes in Blood Flow

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The Mind-Eye Institute was established in 2018 to expand Dr. Deborah Zelinsky’s ground-breaking clinical applications and studies, which are significantly enhancing scientific understanding of how manipulation of light entering through the eye’s retina can impact brain function, nerve pathways and body chemistry.

The goal ultimately is to benefit the millions of patients who now struggle with symptoms from brain injuries including concussions, learning problems and other neurological disorders that are not able to be helped sufficiently with standard treatments.

The Institute team is particularly focused on helping patients rebuild brain pathways or develop new pathways to enhance their ability to learn, understand and interact normally with others. Some of the challenges are from a diagnosis of autism, attention deficit disorder (ADD and ADHD), dyslexia, dyscalculia, auditory processing disorder, and visual perceptual/visual motor deficits. The Mind-Eye Institute emphasizes linkages, rather than separate processing systems.

To date, our work has positively impacted many lives – those of children and adults — but, to continue being successful, the Mind-Eye Institute needs your financial support.

Help us help others, especially those school-age children whose deficits prevent them from being successful both in the classroom and in normal social situations with their peers.

If you have a passion for helping others or are a Mind-Eye patient who has benefited in the past from the care provided by Dr. Zelinsky and her team, please consider a donation to the Mind-Eye Institute.

Learn more by sending your “I want to help” request to: help@mindeye.com.

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