Literature & Studies
Neuro-optometric facilitation of vision recovery after acquired brain injury
NeuroRehabilitation, Vol. 11, No. 3. (November 1998), pp. 175-199.
by D. D. Gottlieb, A. Fuhr, W. V. Hatch, K. D. Wright
Peer-reviewed neurological literature - for educational purposes only
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation - Excerpt from training manual - Section 2.9 describes the most common visual disturbances caused by cranial nerve injuries, and facial, ocular, or brain trauma and outlines current rehabilitation interventions, introducing "prisms can improve visual field loss in some patients."
Treatment of Hemianopsia and "Neglect": A Case Report on the Vision Rehabilitation Process Utilizing the Visual Field Awareness System™
This article is no longer in print, but it is a good example of the training process for treatment of visual loss and neglect.
Perspectives on Behavioral Optometry - Journal of Optometric Vision Development
An editorial from the young Dr. Gottlieb at the age of 36.
Treating the Older Patient: Geriatric Optometry
The Southern Journal of Optometry
By Susan Snowden
A 1997 article describing the innovative work of Dr. Gottieb and Dr. Gary Mancil
News, Letters, Photos
Post-trauma vision syndrome: prescribing prism for the brain injury patient
Primary Care Optometry News
By William Park, OD, FAAO
A heartwarming story, as shared by Dr. Park and his Michigan team
1998 NORA Awards Announced - Dr. Gottlieb and Dr. Tom Politzer presenting the Advancement of Sciences award to Dr. Stephanie Argyris for her work with brain-injured patients. Dr. Gottlieb has been the chairman of the awards committee for the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA) since 1992
NORA award - Chuck Hagel and his assistant. 2008 Advancement of Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Award.
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