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  1. Third North American Conference on Natural Vision
    Improvement Samuel Merritt College, Oakland, CA May 22-23,
    2004 Post-conference workshops May 24-26, 29-31 Meeting of
    the Association of Vision Educators May 21
    www.nviconference.org

    Would you like to learn to improve your eyesight naturally?
    Holistic eye doctors and Bates Method teachers are coming
    together in Oakland May 22-23 to present at a conference
    open to the public! As these two streams of natural vision
    improvement come together, you¹ll learn and experience
    things that can make a big difference in your eyesight,
    whether you¹re near- or far-sighted, astigmatic, cross-eyed,
    or suffering from a disease or injury of the eye.

    Highlights of the Conference and post-Conference workshops
    (May 24-26, 29-31):

    - Ophthalmologist Ed Kondrot on homeopathy, energy work, and
    microcurrent stimulation for the eyes.

    - The Brain Gym approach to better vision.

    - Dr. Roberto Kaplan of Austria and Canada, on understanding
    the separate emotional worlds of left and right eyes, and
    integrating them through patching. Dr. Kaplan on iridology
    (limited to the first 20 people who register for this
    workshop; they¹ll get digital photos of their eyes).

    - Dr. Ray Gottlieb revisits the Bates Method ­ and makes it
    more workable.

    - Meir Schneider, PhD, LMT (formerly blind vision teacher
    who is now a licensed driver) on working with diseases
    of the eye.

    - Vision improvement for kids (and for playful adults).

    - Groundbreaking new techniques for healing farsightedness
    (presbyopia).

    The methods employed by those giving lectures and workshops
    include behavioral optometry, the Bates method, educational
    kinesiology, psychotherapy, and more, but they all share the
    common purpose of teaching people to see clearly ­ sometimes
    for the first time in their lives.

    There willl be a special day for Vision Educators and
    professionals on Friday, May 21. In addition, post-
    conference workshops will provide a chance to study more in
    depth with many of the presenters.

    Confirmed Speakers: (partial list)

    Larhken Carroll - A licensed Brain Gym instructor
    since 1986.

    Rosemary Gaddum Gordon, D.B.O., M.A. - A teacher of the
    Bates Method combined with Gestalt Psychotherapy, Edu-
    Kinesiology, Focusing, and Vipassanna meditation.

    Raymond Gottlieb, O.D., Ph.D., FCOVD, FCSO - Dean of the
    College of Syntonic Optometry since 1979. He has taught
    workshops on vision improvement and presented at behavioral
    optometry and natural healing conferences for three decades.

    Roberto Kaplan, O.D., M.Ed., FCOVD, FCSO - Author of over
    thirty published clinical papers as well as three books on
    vision improvement.

    Edward Kondrot, M.D.(H), CCH, DHt - The world's leading
    homeopathic ophthalmologist who practices alternative
    medicine for the treatment of eye diseases.

    Meir Schneider, Ph.D., L.M.T. - An internationally known
    therapist and educator. He has helped people with a wide
    range of degenerative conditions.

    Martin Sussman - Founder of the Cambridge Institute for
    Better Vision.

    Aileen Whiteford, MSc(Ed), DipEd., RN, RNT - An experienced
    and enthusiastic Natural Vision teacher from London, England
    who has been in practice for many years.

    The Conference will take place near downtown Oakland, and
    the whole weekend is designed to be simple logistically and
    completely accessible by public transportation. Our website,
    www.nviconference.org contains complete information,
    including where you can learn about the area motels where we
    have negotiated discounts for our participants. From the
    Oakland International Airport, you can take BART (light
    rail) or rent a car to one of several motels in downtown
    Oakland. From here, the conference is a short bus ride.

    For complete logistical and program information and to
    register, please visit

    www.nviconference.org

    For questions, large or small print copies of materials to
    be sent by mail or to register by mail, call Dror Schneider
    at (415)643-1786.

    We look forward to seeing you!

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    www.iblindness.org

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