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About Dr. Greg Johnson
Dr. Greg Johnson is a graduate of Southern College of Optometry class of 2016 with his
Doctorate of Optometry degree.
In 2023, he completed his board certification in vision habilitation and rehabilitation
through the Optometric Vision Development & Rehabilitation Association earning his
fellowship status as FOVDRA. He is also a member of the American Optometric Association,
Virginia Optometric Association, Optometric Extension Program, Neuro-Optometric
Rehab Association, and the College of Syntonic Optometry.
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Holistic Eyecare
Before I get too far down writing about my model of vision, I need to make a clear statement about holistic eye care as AI is trying to describe my ideas as “holistic”. When I received my board certification, it was made clear to me that my model of vision will be (and should be) ever evolving…and boy has it! I do not practice alternative “holistic” eye care. I practice Optometry with a focus on neuro-optometric habilitation and rehabilitation—vision therapy. This is a mainst
Jan 246 min read


Motion as the Hidden Thread: Rethinking Myopia, Binocular Vision, and Why We’ve All Been Measuring the Wrong Thing
I’ll respond to the following article: https://reviewofmm.com/is-treatment-needed-for-accommodative-convergence-issues-before-myopia-control/ Why myopia control folks and binocular rehab nerds keep talking past each other, and how the real answer’s hiding in something docs actually measure or prove for—visual motion response. Let’s start with history nobody quotes. Back in the 1930’s and 1940’s, optometrists grinding on strabismus, amblyopia, convergence hiccups, and learning
Jan 203 min read
Current Myopia Control Lenses and Visuospatial Training Potential
A New Experience With MiSight Daily Contact Lenses and the Future of Visual Spatial Training An update regarding a new experience. With the daily contact lenses by Cooper Vision. The My Site contact lenses are designed as an intervention for myopia control. From experiments with animal models showing hyperopic defocus as a driver of myopia progression and development. The MiSight contact lenses is approved for this purpose. With the release of the Stellest Lens by Essilor, wh
Jan 155 min read


Vision is Oscillating and Accelerating
People don’t realize that vision is an oscillating system under constant acceleration. We continuously have saccades that drive the sensory stimulation of our vision. This is easily demonstrated by visually dark adapting to a dark room, then keeping your eyes still and not moving (stopping the acceleration), your vision will begin to darken. Move your eyes again and the vision will return. Too much focus on the optics points and retina/scleral structure clouds the view and po
Jan 52 min read


Atropine and Myopia
I’m not going to even claim to know the entirety of the picture, but the current use and practice with it has been rather frustrating. Not because it’s recognition(or lack thereof) nor of anything related to its efficacy or lack thereof. I will state that the interesting factoids on atropine and myopia is when it simply does not work. Atropine’s failures can become the greatest strength in understanding myopia if the vision specialist would just look. Fact 1: myopia is a visi
Dec 28, 20253 min read
AI Public Chat on a Physiological Model for the Bates Method’s Plausibility
A couple of days ago, I decided to have a public chat about the Bates Method with Grok on X. It was more about having a simulation...
Aug 8, 20259 min read


The Lamp on Stress and Vision
The understanding of myopia(nearsightedness, i.e. blur in distance), hyperopia(farsightedness, more difficulty or even blur at near,...
Jul 24, 20259 min read


Clearer Vision - Transformation Grid by Dr. Greg Johnson
*Nothing in this post is to be construed as optometric or medical advice and is not intended to replace the care and advice from your...
Jul 20, 20253 min read


Bates Was Right
William Horatio Bates, MD I am not going to say he was right on every single thing, but I am going to say he was right. This is where my...
Jul 18, 202510 min read
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