Patricia Lemer
Stress
Everyone is stressed! The fewer the stressors, the more opportunities for learning and development for children of all ages. Our goal is...
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Patricia Lemer
Jan 2, 20139 min read
Kuwait Revisited: Offering Help to Those with Severe Disabilities
Right before Christmas, I returned from my second mission to Kuwait. Now that the holidays are over, I want to share my impressions. I...
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Patricia Lemer
Jun 6, 20128 min read
My Kuwait Adventure
It all started with an innocent email on April 12th. “Hi Patricia. We are Lamia and Nabil from Kuwait. We have an autistic son. We met...
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Patricia Lemer
Aug 15, 20104 min read
Treat the Child Not the Diagnosis
The first photos arrived. The baby didn’t look “quite right.” But all newborns are “funny-looking,” I told myself. Don’t be an...
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Patricia Lemer
Jan 19, 20104 min read
Strabismus: Implications for Development
I received a beautiful holiday card from a lovely couple showing several pictures of their two young children. The three-year-old boy is...
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Patricia Lemer
Nov 15, 20095 min read
The Medicated Child
biploar disorder,medication,diet,nutrition,omega 3 fats,vision therapy,sensory integration,Doris Rapp,excitotoxins,GF/CF diet,Body...
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Patricia Lemer
Oct 22, 20082 min read
Dialog in the Dark: Your Senses Will Never be the Same
During a recent visit to Atlanta my family and I toured the amazing exhibit “Dialog in the Dark,” already viewed by thousands in 22...
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Patricia Lemer
Jul 31, 20082 min read
Radio Interviews – Listen in!
I have just completed three radio interviews about my new book EnVISIONing a Bright Future. What fun it is being on the “other side” of...
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Patricia Lemer
Jun 5, 20081 min read
My Book is Here!
autism,spectrum,vision The doorbell rang. With great expectation, I opened the door, knowing it was UPS delivering a single copy of my...
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Patricia Lemer
Apr 2, 19983 min read
Choosing an Eye Doctor
A parent recently asked why I recommended that her child be examined by an optometrist rather than an ophthalmologist. The answer comes...
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