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Welcome...
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Dr. Lane is a Holistic Optometrist. She has a passion for helping people learn about the visual process. Her approach to offering Optometric Vision Therapy has evolved into a creative combination of traditional Optometric tools, movement, mindfulness, meditation and play. Dr. Lane has been working one-on-one with people of all ages since 2005. Her work has become her passion. After experiencing the power of Optometric Vision Therapy personally, she committed her career to helping others discover the power of their own vision. Dr. Lane began her Optometric training at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (now part of Salus University). She then completed residency certification in vision therapy and rehabilitation at the SUNY State College of Optometry. Dr. Lane has been the sole provider of care at the FOCUS Center for Vision and Learning, LLC in Spring Lake, NJ since 2010.
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What is Holistic Optometry?
Several words can precede Optometry to help you understand the philosophy of the provider. "Developmental" Optometry is often used to describe care provided to children who are in need of developmental intervention. "Behavioral" Optometry focuses on how you engage with your visual environment and "Neuro" Optometry is used to describe care provided to someone who has experienced an injury to the brain or nervous system. Dr. Lane has settled into the distinction of Holistic Optometrist because it best describes her philosophy that every aspect of your life has the potential to impact your ability to access optimal vision. Regardless of your age or prior circumstance there are opportunities available to help maximize your vision. In Holistic Optometry, no stone is left unturned. An emphasis on discovering the root cause of difficulty is maintained. |
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This Meaningful Moves guide is for all older children and adults. These 5 movements, done daily, can make a huge difference in how you feel and function throughout your day. These exercises are a standing home exercises in all of Dr. Lane's vision therapy programs. Purchase one guide for yourself or multiple copies to share with your patients or your students. This guide is printed on heavy card stock and stands nicely so it will never get lost in a pile of papers.
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