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There’s No Such Thing as ‘Just’ Having Your Bell Rung

March 5, 2018

Concussion is a hot topic in the media today, especially in reference to young athletes. Multiple studies over the last several decades have shown a strong link between contact sports like football ... View

The 2-Minute Test That Determines Whether a Young Athlete Has a Concussion

February 13, 2018

If you have children who participate in sports, particularly high-contact sports like soccer, lacrosse, football, hockey, basketball, rugby, softball or baseball, it’s important to understand the ... View

Michael F.

January 15, 2018

What did I feel like before I was helped? What symptoms or problems was I experiencing? Before I met Dr. Cheryl Israeloff I was in a severe car accident and suffered a TBI. It was not until about 4 ... View

Study Suggests Girls Take Longer to Recover from Sports Concussions

December 11, 2017

Youth recreational and competitive sports have been the norm across the United States for years, with children as young as three getting in on the action. While sports teach teamwork, cooperation and ... View

Kids & Sports: Why Head Injuries Must Be Taken Seriously

September 21, 2017

Fall is the season of changing leaves, crisp nights – and football. For many people, it’s the best time of the year. If you are the parent of a football player or any student-athlete involved in ... View

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Prior to being treated by Dr. Cheryl, I constantly felt off balance. I had suffered from frequent migraines since I was 12 years old. I often suffered from neck/ back pain, and always felt like I was straining my neck and/or tilting my head to focus on the computer. My family had always noticed that I walked a bit sideways as well, but they attributed that to me being "clumsy". I had awful anxiety about walking down flights of stairs or through the mall, as I always had this irrational fear of falling. I was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and depression, as I would tend to avoid social situations where I felt uncomfortable or not in control. At my annual eye exam, Dr. Cheryl asked how my migraines had been. I casually mentioned that I was having dizzy spells and felt off balance. As Dr. Cheryl went through a series of questions, it seemed like she was reading off a script of my symptoms. She started to explain binocular vision dysfunction and asked if I would consider a neuro visual test that may be able to determine if I was a candidate for the type of treatment she was involved in. I was skeptical, but desperate. The tests administered by Dr. Cheryl produced black and white, concrete results. I was blown away by how clear it was that this "visual vertigo" I was experiencing was not only completely legitimate, but treatable. My skepticism disappeared immediately when Dr. Cheryl had me wear a trial pair of glasses with prisms in them. I felt taller, grounded, and completely in control. My glasses have made a tremendous difference in my everyday life. I feel balanced and aware of my surroundings. I no longer catch myself tilting my head while reading through pages of documents on my computer, or tilting my head to get a better view of the TV. It is more than a change in my prescription or a "clearer view," it is an entire perspective change. I have not had a single migraine in 6 months - I am still in shock when I say those words. My dizzy spells have subsided, as well. When I am not wearing my glasses, which is rare, I can immediately feel the difference in my equilibrium. I would never have guessed that all of these symptoms and subsequent issues, were vision related. Dr. Cheryl was 100% supportive and genuinely concerned about my comfort and progress throughout this whole journey. I would, without hesitation, recommend her to anyone that suffers from these symptoms. She is a true life saver and is passionate about investing her time and energy into this growing field.

A. S.

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