Dr. Gall provides the highest level of care for his patients since 1995. Dr. Gall is an optometrist who cares for patients and is excited when they reach their potential and achieve success. His interest in vision therapy stems from a genuine desire to care for the visual problems of patients and emphasizes a never ending effort to be certain that they receive the optimum treatment. Dr. Gall strives to be certain that his patients understand their visual condition, are aware of the treatment options, and receive optimal care from his office and other professionals to whom he refers. From the beginning, Dr. Gall has offered vision therapy as an option for success. In 1993, Dr. Gall received his Doctorate in Optometry, then in 1995, he received his Master of Vision Science in the area of binocular vision after which he started his practice. In 1999, he received his Fellowship from the American Academy of Optometry (AAO), earned by only 5% of optometrists who give back to the profession in terms of research and leadership. Dr. Gall has written numerous peer-reviewed research papers as part of his on going clinical research in vision therapy. Due to his expertise in this area, Dr. Gall has been invited to review manuscripts for publishing. In the fall of 2010, he moved his practice to a larger facility and opened the Foundations for Learning Centre – the Vision and Learning Connection. In 2015, after two years of studying, Dr. Gall was awarded the Diplomate status in Binocular Vision, Perception, Pediactric Optometry (Diplomate BVPPO) from the AAO for which there are only about 40 optometrists in the world including two in Canada. Vision therapy starts with simple and basic vision-skill development in the needed areas. As skills improve, the program builds on success and adds "loading" factors and repetition to build automaticity. Automaticity allows these new learned skills to be easily transfered to real life activities and owned for life-long learning. Dr. Gall’s Vision Therapist, Heather, plays a vital role in caring for patients and motivating them to achieve success. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology, over 4 years of experience with vision therapy and works closely with Dr. Gall while providing individualized vision therapy. The philosophy of the Foundations for Learning Centre – the Vision and Learning Connection, is based on the work of Drs. Mitchell Scheiman and Michael Rouse (Optometric Management of Learning-Related Vision Problems, 2nd Ed. 2006), Drs. Mitchell Scheiman and Bruce Wick (Clinical Management of Binocular Vision, 4th Ed. 2014) and Drs. Sidney Groffman and Harold Solan (Developmental & Perceptual Assessment of Learning-Disabled Children: theoretical concepts and diagnostic testing. 1994) which are guiding references for any practice offering vision therapy.