Our vision specialist, Mr. Stanley Tien, is highly regarded throughout the world as an expert in Neuro-Optometric Vision Development. He has an accumulative experience of more than 15 years since his optometrist days when he began. He has achieved special certifications from international organizations
- (FACBO - Fellow of The Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrist ) in Australia and
- (FCOVD - Fellow of The College of Optometrists in Vision Development ) in the United States
Mr. Stanley has demonstrated advanced competency in the areas of vision development, binocular vision, visual information processing, vision therapy and rehabilitation.
Mr. Stanley is one of two optometrists in Asia who has achieved these Specialist Qualifications.
In addition, Mr. Stanley is board certified by the College of Syntonic Optometry (FCSO) located in the US. Syntonic Phototherapy is a special type of light therapy used to help treat a variety of vision conditions as part of a neuro-optometric program.
Last but not least, Mr Stanley in year 2021 board certified by the Neuro Optometric Rehabilitation Association to become Fellow (FNORA), who demonstrated mastery of scientific literature.
Our Story - Why we specialized in Neuro Optometric
Mr. Stanley started his career by working in his parents’ optical store. He became certified as an optician and helped many patients get glasses and contact lenses. But he was not satisfied. He could see that many patients needed more help with their vision. He decided to become trained and licensed as an optometrist.
While he was training to become an optometrist, Mr. Stanley learned about how to diagnose and treat eye diseases, as well as how to prescribe different types of glasses and contact lenses for more difficult cases than he could treat before as an optician. However, he found himself with more questions about vision that weren’t answered in his classes. When he found out about the field of Neuro-Developmental Optometry, he found the answers he was looking for.
Mr. Stanley dedicated himself to learning as much as possible about vision: how it develops, how vision problems can impact attention, learning, behaviour, balance and overall development, how to help people who have eye turns and lazy eye without surgery and patching, how vision problems affect those with special needs, as well as head injuries and concussions.
His search for answers, lead Mr. Stanley to travel the world constantly learning more about vision, learning from other vision specialists ways to help the people of Malaysia.
University of Malaya Medical Centre in Malaysia invites our vision specialist MrStanley-FCOVD,FCSO,FACBO to be their Visiting Specialist in the Rehabilitations Department for providing neuro-vision rehabilitation services together with the Rehabilitation Physicians. We hope that more patients can be benefited.
Why Not All Practitioners are trained in Vision Development ?
Medical and health care practitioners achieve different levels of certification. First, they are licensed in their field. After that, they often choose a specific area to study in greater detail.
Many choose not to pursue additional studies because it is not required.
What does the title Fellow means to our clients?
When someone receives the title of “Fellow” it means they have undergone advanced training and rigorous testing to demonstrate their level of expertise in areas of vision development, binocular vision, visual information processing, and vision therapy.
A Fellow is the gold standard represents
1. the highest level of knowledge,
2. ethics and
3. patient care
in the following fields
1. visual information processing,
2. vision development,
3. phototherapy.
Fellows also serve as mentors and role models for other practitioners as well as the general public.
The title Fellow is a recognition of standards similar to Dr. (for doctors) , Ir (for engineers) Ar (for architects) for their professionalism in their respective fields
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