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Go to accessible site Close modal windowDr. Lawrence D. Lampert is a developmental optometrist and one of a select number of people in his field with a fellowship in developmental vision and vision training. Dr. Lampert sees patients from around the world for consultations and evaluations. He treats children who are experiencing problems in school due to visual learning disabilities as well as professional and amateur athletes who want to improve their overall level of performance through vision training.
He also treats brain-injury patients, people experiencing visual complications from excessive time in front of computers and more.
Using vision training techniques, Dr. Lampert has worked with players from the New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians, Miami Dolphins, Japanese Baseball League, PGA and LPGA golfers, USTA tennis players and world-class international athletes during the 1996 Olympics.
Dr Lampert has been featured on The Golf Channel, NBC Sports, Golf Magazine, Golf Digest, Sportsvision Magazine, Wall Street Journal, as well as other national and local TV and Radio shows.
Author THE PROS EDGE: VISION TRAINING FOR GOLF
Spokesperson for Transitions Optical. Official Eyewear of the PGA Tour
Chief of Vision Rehabilitation at Whitehall Boca
Medical Staff at Pinecrest Rehabilitaion Hospital and Delray Community Hospital
Board of Directors of Future Visions Youth Development
Advisory Board of The Parenting Place Agency
Steering Committee of The Healthy Sight Institute
Past member of Palm Beach County School Board Health Advisory Committee
Past Southeast Regional Clinical Seminar Chairman for the Optometric Extension Program
Past columnist for the Boca Raton News and Boca Kidz Magazine
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