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5TH BOAF-EASO ANNUAL
CONFERENCE - Vienna November 11-13, 2016
Program
Presenters
Meet top speakers in the field of
Behavioral Optometry / Syntonic
Optometry, and hear them share
their latest research and discover-
ies.
Timetable
3 days - Schedule-at-a-Glance
Need to Know
About the Venue and Registration
THE LANGUAGE OF VISION
UNDERSTANDING?
BEING UNDERSTOOD?
Behavioral Optometry Academy Foundation - BOAF
European Academy of Syntonic Optometry - EASO
Editorial Board
Uwe Seese, Sabine Tolksdorf, Stefan Collier, Jürgen
Eichinger, Kurt Dollinger, Danilo Lazzeri
BOAF-EASO Office
Sandra Rothbauer - Executive Secretary
Stefan Rothbauer - Officer
An den Weinbergen 15
91413 Neustadt an der Aisch
Germany
Tel.: +49 9161 662 488
Email: office@boaf-eu.org
Web: www.boaf-eu.org
BOAF
- KVK Nr.: 54479126 - Middelburg - NL
- IBAN: NL24RABO 01699 60 986
- BIC: RABONL2U
EVENTHOTEL PYRAMIDE ****
Please note:
All information in the 5TH BOAF-EASO Annual
Parkallee, 2 Conference Program-Brochure is deemed reliable
2334 Vösendorf - Vienna at this time but not guaranteed and is subject to
Austria change without prior notice.
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From
the President
”The Language of
Vision“
Understanding?
Being Understood?
• How many languages and which diversity of lan- It will be a 3 day journey full of aspects of basic observa-
guage do we have in Vision? tions and evaluations of patients with different Vision prob-
lems.
International speakers will guide you how you can develop
• Do we as Behavioral Optometrist understand and your Vision in Behavioral-Developmental-Functional-Syn-
know them all? tonic-Neuro Optometry.
Not only the presentations will sharpen your Vision, but
sharing your Vision with your colleagues during the breaks
• What Vision language is our patient showing us? and at our BOAF-EASO Cocktail and Gala-Dinner is an
unforgettable experience.
The ”EVENTHOTEL PYRAMIDE" in the south of Vienna is
• Does our patient understand his own Vision Lan-
the ideal venue which provides ultimate peace and relax-
guage?
ation to assimilate the Behavioral Optometric language of
Vision. This remarkable venue is only a stone's throw away
• Are we, Behavioral Optometrist, really under- from Vienna.
stood? Looking forward to see you all at our Fifth BOAF-EASO
Conference.
Sincerely
• Is our patient with his own Vision really under-
stood? Jürgen Eichinger
President BOAF-EASO
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Schedule-at-a-Glance
All presentations will take place at the ”EVENTHOTEL PYRAMIDE“.
A Flash-drive with the lectures & materials will be given to every attendee.
Meeting App: ICBO will provide a meeting app for this year’s BOAF-EASO Annual International Conference Program!
Professional audio, -video recording of the lectures will be taken, and will be available after the conference. (BOAF
Website - only for members). Copies of either audio CDs, or video DVDs will be available after the conference.
Personal audio, -video recording of the lectures are strictly forbidden.
Thank you for your cooperation.
BOAF-EASO thanks his Partners, Sponsors and Exhibitors. Visit the exhibition!
Friday,
November 11,2016
08.00 AM 09.00 AM Attendee Registration - BOAF Information Desk - Exhibits
09.00 AM 09.15 AM Welcome by the President - Jürgen Eichinger
09.15 AM 10.30 AM Inaugural Keynote Presentation Part 1 - Dr. Robert Sanet
10.30 AM 11.05 AM Attendee Coffee Break in Exhibition Hall
11.05 AM 12.10 PM Inaugural Keynote Presentation Part 2 - Dr. Robert Sanet
12.10 PM 12.50 PM Invitational Presentation - HOYA
12.50 PM 02.15 PM Lunch & Exhibits
02.15 PM 03.45 PM BSc. Geoff Shayler - Part 1
03.45 PM 04.10 PM Attendee Coffee Break in Exhibition Hall
04.10 PM 05.45 PM BSc. Geoff Shayler - Part 2
05.45 PM End day 1
06.00 PM 08.00 PM BOAF General Members Assembly
08.00 PM 10.00 PM Attendee Opening Cocktail **
Opening Cocktail
**Included with full registration.
Additional Tickets for family and friends may be purchased.
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Saturday,
November 12,2016
08.00 AM 08.30 AM Attendee Registration - BOAF Information Desk - Exhibits
08.30 AM 09.00 AM ICBO Partners - Presentations
09.00 AM 10.30 AM Dr. Deborah Zelinsky - Part 1
10.30 AM 11.05 AM Attendee Coffee Break in Exhibition Hall
11.05 AM 12.45 PM Dr. Deborah Zelinsky - Part 2
12.45 PM 02.15 PM Lunch & Exhibits
02.15 PM 03.45 PM Dr. Lynette Burgess - Part 1
03.45 PM 04.10 PM Attendee Coffee Break in Exhibition Hall
04.10 PM 05.45 PM Dr. Lynette Burgess - Part 2
05.45 PM 07.00 PM Exhibits
06.00 PM End day 2
07.30 PM 00.00 PM BOAF Gala Banquet - Dance**
BOAF Gala Banquet - Dance
**Included with full registration.
Additional Tickets for family and friends may be purchased.
Sunday,
November 13,2016
08.00 AM 08.30 AM Attendee Registration - BOAF Information Desk - Exhibits
08.30 AM 09.00 AM Exhibitor - Presentations
09.00 AM 10.30 AM Dr. Todd Wylie - Part 1
10.30 AM 11.05 AM Attendee Coffee Break in Exhibition Hall
11.05 AM 12.45 PM Dr. Todd Wylie - Part 2
12.45 PM 02.00 PM Lunch & Exhibits
02.00 PM 03.45 PM Dr. Phil Bugaiski - Part 1
03.45 PM 04.00 PM Attendee Coffee Break in Exhibition Hall
04.00 PM 05.00 PM Dr. Phil Bugaiski - Part 2
05.00 PM 05.10 PM End - BOAF-EASO Annual International Conference 2016
See you next year in Madrid - Spain - SIODEC International Conference 2017
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THEMATIC
”THE LANGUAGE OF VISION“
Presentations
• Dr. Robert B. Sanet
• Dr. Petri Eskola
Meet top speakers in the field of Behavioral Optometry / • BSc. Geoff Shayler
Syntonic Optometry, and hear them share their latest
research and discoveries. • Dr. Deborah Zelinsky
• Dr. Lynnette Burgess
• Dr. Todd Wylie
• Dr. Phil Bugaiski
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Inaugural Keynote Presentation
Robert B.
Sanet, OD, FCOVD
Maximizing the
Therapeutic
Outcome:
Communication in
Optometric Vision
Therapy
ABSTRACT: CV:
Effective communication with VT patients and parents Dr. Robert B. Sanet graduated with honors from the Southern
is the most crucial aspect of the therapeutic process. California College of Optometry. He has served as President of the
College of Optometrists in Vision Development, Chair of the A.O.A.
Sports Vision Section, Board of Directors the Neuro-Optometric
Rehabilitation Association, International Clinical Director of the
• Establishing and communicating the Special Olympics Opening Eyes Program, Staff Optometrist San
Diego Rehabilitation Institute at Alvarado Hospital, Consultant to
goals of the VT program.
the Centro de Optometria International in Madrid, Consultant to the
Domus Nova Hospital in Ravenna and Adjunct Associate Professor
at the Southern California College of Optometry.
• The essential elements to make every VT Dr. Sanet has worked with amateur and professional athletes in-
procedure most effective. cluding the USA Men’s and Women’s Olympic Volleyball teams,
San Diego Chargers, San Diego Padres, and LPGA Golf Profes-
sionals.
• Speaking to the neurology of the visual Dr. Sanet has has presented more than 300 lectures and seminars
in the United States and 250 internationally. His numerous awards
system. include the San Diego County Optometrist of the Year, G.N. Get-
man Award for Excellence in Children’s Vision Care( COVD),
Founders Award (NORA), President’s Award (COVD), Ralph
Barstow International Award (OEP), Guiseppe Rico Award for Ex-
cellence in Clinical Practice(Italy), SIODEC International Optometrist
of the Year(Spain), COMF International Optometrist of the Year
(Mexico), Armand Bastein International Award (OEP.
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Invitational Presentation
Petri Eskola, - HOYA
Blue light - is it just
a hype or should
we protect
ourselves from it
ABSTRACT: Description of the content and how it meets the
learning objectives:
High Energy Visible Light is an emerging issue that Participants will gain knowledge how exposure to
concerns the scientists all around the world. The blue light have evolved during the recent decades
issue is becoming more alarming considering that and how the patient’s visual and/or medical condi-
the sources of the blue light has become more tion can be enhanced or worsened by selecting cer-
present in our daily lives during last decades. The tain lens treatment types. Participants will also learn
evolution has taken care of this in the past by ad- the basic fundaments that should be investigated
justing the level of blue light by setting the sun down while evaluating the need and suitability of en-
on the evenings. Humans are working against this hanced technical protection. Participants will gain
evolution by making the evenings and night like a an extensive overview of most common symptoms
day with the artificial light. that currently are associated to the blue light, espe-
cially how the children may react on it. This lecture
will also cover the most common solutions that are
The challenge in the artificial light is that the modern
available at the moment to reduce the blue light im-
light sources, like CFL lamp for energy
pact.
Learning objectives:
• To understand the impact of excessive short wave
length blue light through the following:
• To be able to identify the sources of blue light.
To analyse the symptoms and relate them to
causative factors.
• To be able to understand how the elements of a
dispensing consultation and eye examination can
be taken into consideration to minimise blue light
related effects.
• To be able to identify the means of protection from
advanced technical perspective.
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Presentation
Geoff Shayler, BSc, FCOptom, FCSO
Language of
Vision?
ABSTRACT: CV:
Language is about communication. Light, via the eye, Geoff has been combining Syntonic Optometry with
communicates information about our Optometric Vision Therapy for nearly 20 years. His
environment to our brain and body. This innovative research has led to 35 published articles in optomet-
presentation investigates visual concepts and ric journals. In 2013, he was presented with H.R.
neurology to provide us with an understanding of the Spitler Award for his outstanding research in Syntonic
development of the complex internal language Optometry at the 81st Light and Vision Conference in
of vision and how it changes throughout life Florida, only the 3rd time it has been presented to an
optometrist from outside the USA.
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Presentation
Deborah
Zelinsky, OD, FNORA, FCOVD
The Visual Impact
of Eyeglasses on
Neuroplasticity
PART 1: by use of a Z-Bell™ test will be discussed. In addition,
Clues, Cues and Cruise Control: Three pathways af- recent research on brain function will be presented. Partici-
fecting visual motor reactions and responses pants will leave with a new viewpoint of visual processing
This interactive presentation will categorize brain function and how optometric tools affect posture, biochemistry, at-
into the BODY and MIND. Body functions should be on tention and awareness.
“cruise control” -- automatically working without requiring
attention from the mind. Mental functions are separated CV:
into “clues” which require attention, energy and thought,
Deborah Zelinsky, O.D., F.N.O.R.A., FCOVD graduated from the
and “cues” which are habitual and require much less atten- Illinois College of Optometry in 1985 and founded the Mind-Eye
tion and energy. Both syntonic and behavioral optometric Connection in 1993. She has spent the past thirty years developing
testing probes those three pathways for comfort and toler- methods for assessment of brain function with emphasis on the
ance ranges of movement. Syntonic optometry emphasizes often untested linkage between eyes and ears. Certification in the
the BODY’s cruise control reactions, and behavioral opto- use of those methods is beginning in 2016. Customized eyeglass-
metric testing assesses the MIND’s responses to central es can be used to stabilize dysfunctional eye/ear connections,
and peripheral stimuli. Participants will leave understanding enhancing learning and language abilities. When visual and audito-
how to determine patients’ weak pathways as well as ry pathways are not solidly interacting, reading and spelling abilities
suffer, as do social skills. Dr. Zelinsky’s cutting edge research in
strengths based on case history, patient comments and
retinal circuitry and three patents in novel usages of retinal stimula-
test results.
tion have been described in neuro-optometric rehabilitation publi-
cations and optometric courses worldwide. Currently she is a re-
PART 2: viewer for the Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and
Traits, Tests and Tools: How to select appropriate the Journal of Visualized Experiments (JOVE) and has been a sci-
optometric tools for individual patients entific grant reviewer for the Department of Defense Congression-
ally Directed Medical Research Program several times. In 2013,
Visual processing is complex because people are unique.
she was presented with the Founding Father’s Award from NORA
However, it can be categorized into four general categories,
(NeuroOptometric Rehabilitation Association) and is an active
each of which can be tested. Two categories represent member of the World Brain Mapping Foundation and the Society
survival functions of the body, and two represent executive for Neuroscience. Her books include “Open your Eyes and Listen”
functions of the mind. Environmental changes affect both and “An Insight to Vision”. Along with Donalee Markus, Ph.D
the BODY and the MIND’s functions. Optometric testing (designsforstrongminds.com), Dr. Zelinsky is featured in the 2015
includes shifting the incoming environment in various ways book “The Ghost in My Brain: How a Concussion Stole My Life and
by lenses, prisms and/or filters and quantifying the results. the New Science of Brain Plasticity Brought it Back” by Dr. Clark
Identical environmental changes affect people differently. A Elliott (www.clarkelliott.com). She is also cited in the afterword of
new, general framework on how to choose which tool is Norman Doidge’s 2015 New York Times Best Seller, “The Brain’s
Way of Healing.”
most effective for which patient is presented. Prescribing
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Lynnette
Burgess, OD, FCOVD
Vision + Learning =
Hope
ABSTRACT: CV:
Lynnette Burgess, OD FCOVD
The visual process is a highly sophisticated and
West Michigan Vision Specialists & The Vision and Sensory Center
integral part of human development that allows
4467 Byron Center Rd, Wyoming Mi 49519 -USA
exploration, understanding and interaction with ones
environment and allows for the unique human EDUCATION
attribute of being able to remember/"see" the past Michigan College of Optometry FSU, Big Rapids, MI
and to dream/"imagine" the future. We will explore Doctor of Optometry, summa cum laude - May 1991
how vision develops through movement and experi- Honors: Low Vision Award
ence, its sequential and bi-modal nature, and its
Hope College - Holland, MI Bachelor of Science in Biology,
relation to posture and balance. How delays, cum laude - May 1984 Honors: Pre-med Honor Society
interruptions or insults to the visual process impact
our patients, and how providing new learning experi- LICENSURE
ences particularly with the use of light, lenses, prisms, Michigan since 1991 - Diagnostic and Therapeutic Drug License
and movement can reorganize the neural pathways.
CERTIFICATIONS
Ultimately providing hope for our patients. Fellowship Oct 2010 College of Optometrists in Vision Develop-
ment
EXPERIENCE
Various Practice Settings 1991-2004
Employed Optometrist Primary eye care provided in various prac-
tice settings including 4 years in the office of a retinal specialist.
Hospital Consulting 2013- present
Neuro-Optometric consulting in an acute rehabilitation setting;
providing Optometric solutions and directing OT/PT/SLP therapies
for optimal Vision Rehabilitation.
Private Practice 2004- present
Neuro-Optometrist; specializing in vision therapy for developmental
delays, vision-related learning difficulties, strabismus/amblyopia,
and vision rehabilitation following TBI/ABI.
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Todd Wylie, OD, FCOVD
Synergy -
Changing Lives
PART 1: CV:
Yoked Prism…Changing Timing…Changing Graduated 1982 Pacific University College of Optometry
Private practice in Spokane, WA USA 1982 to present
Lives
Board Certified in Vision Development and Vision Therapy by Col-
The late Rick Collier, OD from Allen, Texas was bril- lege of Optometry in Vision Development (COVD.org)
liant. For 30 years he spent a day a week in a medical Charter member of Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association
library studying brain research and biophysics. I had (NORA.cc)
the pleasure of knowing him for 10 years and learning Member College of Syntonic Optometry (collegeofsyntonicoptome-
try.com)
his view of how yoked prisms instantly effect our
body physiology. I will be presenting the biophysics
I was introduced to vision therapy my junior year of undergraduate
support of yoked prisms as well as testing proce- school when I lost my reading comprehension and after 30 hours
dures you can use in the office to instantly demon- of studying one week I scored 8 points out of 50 on an organic
strate to patients (and parents) the life changing pow- chemistry test! Nothing like a firsthand experience of convergence
er of yoked prisms. insufficiency to help me “see” there was more to optometry than
spectacles and contact lenses. Following my personal vision ther-
apy success I then had the great privilege of spending over 1500
hours observing and working with vision therapy patients in Dr. Bill
Ludlam's office while I was going to optometry school. The 34+
PART 2: year journey continues and I look forward to sharing with you in
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looking at Bemer application in an optometric prac-
tice for ocular health as well as seeing significant
quality of life benefits of combining Bemer with Syn-
tonic light therapy.
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Philip C.
Bugaiski, OD, FCOVD, FCSO
Effective
Communication for
Optometrists:
Speaking the
Patient’s Visual
Language
ABSTRACT:
CV:
How often do we see a patient in desperate need of He enrolled at State University of New York College of Optometry
our services, yet the patient does not start treatment? as a recipient of one of six national scholarships for optometry from
Why does a patient begin treatment, but discontinue the US Air Force. After graduation, he was commissioned as an
Air Force Captain, and served at Pope Air Force Base, North Car-
before reaching their potential? What about other
olina, and Lakenheath Royal Air Force, England.
professionals who work with people with vision prob-
lems, but do not refer them for care? Frustrations for With an honorable discharge, Dr. Bugaiski settled in Charlotte,
behavioral optometric providers often stem from North Carolina, worked as Chief of Pediatrics and Vision Therapy
communication challenges. for a multi-doctor practice, and then founded The Developmental
Vision Center. His practice specializes in Vision Development,
Vision Therapy, Pediatric Optometry, Vision Rehabilitation, and
Principles of effective communication can be applied Syntonic Phototherapy, and has developed a strong reputation for
through all aspects of optometric care, staff man- co-management with other healthcare providers.
agement, and even into daily life. The Latin origin of
“communication” means “to share, to make Dr. Bugaiski has served on the International Examination and Certi-
fication Board of The College of Optometrists in Vision Develop-
common.” When communication is effective, shared
ment, is a member of The College of Syntonic Optometry Board of
knowledge and awareness become the common Directors, and is a founding member of The Ideal Vision Institute.
ground. In this course, learn about barriers to com- He has lectured throughout the U.S. and Mexico, and is eager to
munication and opportunities for building common present his first lecture in Europe since returning to civilian life.
ground, with special emphasis on practicing behav-
ioral optometry and syntonic phototherapy.
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UNDERSTANDING?
BEING UNDERSTOOD?
Need to Know
Register Online or print a registration form and mail.
2016 Annual Meeting Hotel Details: LOCATION - between the city and the countryside
EVENTHOTEL PYRAMIDE**** The Eventhotel Pyramide is located in the south of Vien-
na, only five minutes walking distance from Austria's
Parkallee,2 largest shopping centre, the Shopping City Süd (SCS).
2334 Vösendorf (Vienna)
Austria The A2, A21 and A23 motorways are all located five
minutes from the hotel and guarantee that all guests can
Tel.: +43 (1) 699 00 Fax: +43 (1) 699 00-692 easily reach the venue from wherever they arrive. The
Email: eventhotel.pyramide@austria-trend.at
Vienna airport is 27 Km from the venue. The Badner
web: www.austria-trend.at/Eventhotel-Pyramide/en/ho-
Bahn railway line stops right in front of the hotel and
tel.asp
takes you to the Vienna city centre, the Opera House or
Book Early for special BOAF Attendee Rates. the spa town Baden within only 30 minutes.
14 - Vienna November 11-13, 2016 - 5TH BOAF-EASO Annual Conference -Register Online or print a registration form and mail.
ABOUT 2016 ANNUAL MEETING
• All presentations will take place at the ”EVENTHOTEL PYRAMIDE“.
• All Presentations are in English. Simultaneous Translation Live via Headset into German, Spanish and Italian will be
provided. (only when the minimum of attendance in each different language is reached)
• A Flash-drive with the lectures & materials (in different languages) will be given to every attendee.
• Professional audio, -video recording of the lectures will be taken, and will be available after the conference. (BOAF
Website - only for members). Copies of either audio CDs, or video DVDs will be available after the conference.
• Personal audio, -video recording of the lectures are strictly forbidden. - Thank you for your cooperation -
• Meeting App: ICBO will provide a meeting app for this year’s BOAF-EASO Annual International Conference Program!
Keep an eye out for upcoming tutorials with tips and tricks on getting the most out of this exciting feature, as well as
when to download. We are excited to share in-app social networking well as scheduling features, presentation
handouts and in-app speaker bio exclusives.
2016 ANNUAL MEETING PRICING
You can Register Online or print the registration form and mail or Email it to the BOAF-Office. (Form: Last page of the brochure)
The Registration fee includes:
• Full 3 day Program
• Coffee breaks & Lunches
• BOAF - Opening Cocktail
• BOAF - Gala Banquet
Additional Tickets for the Opening Cocktail and or Gala Banquet for family and friends
may be purchased.
All ICBO Partner Members can benefit the BOAF-Member Enrollment Price
• Early Bird Registration Deadline: August 11, 2016
• Pre-Registration deadline: October 11, 2016
• Onsite or after Pre-Registration deadline
Full 3 day Program Early Bird Pre-Register Onsite
BOAF / ICBO Member € 595 € 650 € 705
Non-Member € 795 € 850 € 905
Student € 395 € 450 € 505
Employee of BOAF-Member € 595 € 650 € 705
Additional Tickets Early Bird Pre-Register Onsite
Opening Cocktail € 35 € 35 € 35
Gala Banquet € 69 € 69 € 69
Payment Option:
• BOAF Bank Transfer - .IBAN: NL24RABO 01699 60 986 .BIC: RABONL2U
• BOAF Paypal Account - optoloog@gmail.com
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SPECIAL THANK YOU
to the following ICBO Partners and sponsors for their generous support of the 5th BOAF- EASO International Meeting:
• HOYA Vision Care - Translation - ICBO Partners support - ICBO Event App
• Optometric Extension Program Foundation (OEPF)
• Sociedad International de Optometria del desarollo y del comportamiento (SIODEC)
International Coalition for Behavioral Optometry - ICBO Partners
• Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists - (ACBO) - Australia -
• Behavioral Optometry Academy Foundation (BOAF - EASO) - Europe -
• British Association of Behavioural Optometrist Optometrists (BABO) - UK -
• Canadian Optometrists in Vision Therapy & Rehabilitation (COVT&R) - Canada -
• Optometric Extension Program Foundation (OEPF) - USA -
• Sociedad International de Optometria del desarollo y del comportamiento (SIODEC) - Spain -
EXHIBITORS
We thank all Exhibitors:
• HOYA Vision Care
• SYntonac International LLC - USA -
• Vivid Vision - USA -
• Optometric Extension Program Foundation (OEPF) - USA -
• Sociedad International de Optometria del desarollo y del comportamiento (SIODEC) - Spain -
• British Association of Behavioural Optometrist Optometrists (BABO) - UK -
Exhibits & Exhibitor Presentations:
Friday November 11 08.00 AM 09.00 AM Exhibits
Friday November 11 10.30 AM 11.05 AM Exhibits
Friday November 11 12.50 PM 02.15 PM Exhibits
Friday November 11 03.45 PM 04.10 PM Exhibits
Saturday November 12 08.00 AM 08.30 AM Exhibits
Saturday November 12 10.30 AM 11.05 AM Exhibits
Saturday November 12 12.45 PM 02.15 PM Exhibits
Saturday November 12 03.45 PM 04.10 PM Exhibits
Saturday November 12 05.45 PM 07.00 PM Exhibits
Sunday November 13 08.00 AM 08.30 AM Exhibits
Sunday November 13 08.30 AM 09.00 AM Exhibitor Presentations
Sunday November 13 10.30 AM 11.05 AM Exhibits
Sunday November 13 12.45 PM 02.00 PM Exhibits
Sunday November 13 03.45 PM 04.00 PM Exhibits
16 - Vienna November 11-13, 2016 - 5TH BOAF-EASO Annual Conference -Exhibitor Profiles
Optometric Extension Pro-
gram Foundation - OEP is a
non-profit organization dedicated
to disseminating information
about vision and the visual
process. We achieve this mis-
sion through our continuing edu-
cation offerings, publications,
products and materials, and partnerships with opto-
metric organizations around the world. The OEP Foun-
dation booth features professional publications as well
as products and materials for your vision therapy prac-
tice. We have some new books available, we’ll be do-
ing product demonstrations, and we have some great
new initiatives for 2016, so stop by! We also have in-
formation on hand about upcoming OEP courses and
events, including our new online education offerings. If
you’re not currently an OEP Clinical Associate, you can
enroll in OEP directly at our booth. As always, your
purchases go directly toward supporting the profession
through the OEP Foundation, and we thank you for
your support! For more information visit www.oepf.org.
SYntonac International
LLC We produce a quality
line of products that allows
the Behavioral Syntonic Optometrist to use a variety of
specific filters and frames to improve the therapeutic
outcomes of their patients. We also provide education
for treatment protocols for each mode of therapy.
Vivid Vision is a cutting edge
vision therapy tool used in clin-
ics, optometry schools, and re-
search institutions. The device features games de-
signed with vergence demands, MFBF, stereo targets,
hand-eye interaction, tracking and assessments for
suppression, contrast sensitivity, stereoacuity, and
more. Come visit our booth to see what Vivid Vision is
all about!
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Registration
You can Register Online or print 03. The Registration includes: - Full 3 06. Early Bird Registration Deadline:
the registration form and mail or day Program - Coffee breaks & August 11, 2016
Email it to the BOAF-Office. Lunches - BOAF Opening Cocktail -
BOAF Gala Banquet. 07. Pre-Registration Deadline:
Join us in Vienna! October 11, 2016
04. Additional Tickets for the
01. Online Registration - Web-Link: Opening Cocktail and or Gala 08. Onsite or after Pre-Registration:
http://www.boaf-eu.org/registration/ Banquet for family and friends may October 12 till - November 11, 2016
be purchased.
02. Send Registration Form to the 09. Payment Option:
BOAF-Office: Sandra Rothbauer - An 05. All ICBO Partner Members can • BOAF Bank Transfer - .IBAN:
den Weinbergen 15 - 91413 benefit the BOAF-Member Enrollment NL24RABO 01699 60 986 .BIC:
Neustadt an der Aisch - Germany. Or Price. Specify with your Organization RABONL2U
email your Registration Form at: ID to which organization you belong. • BOAF Paypal Account -
office@boaf-eu.org. optoloog@gmail.com
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Address ______________________________________________________________________________
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Tel. Work ___________________________ Mobil ____________________Fax ____________________
E-mail ________________________________________ Profession/ Tittle _______________________
Signature Participant ___________________________________________________________________
Employee of BOAF-Member ______________BOAF/ICBO Member ID-Nr._____________________
Name(s) for Additional Tickets __________________________________________________________
Full 3 day Program Early Bird Pre-Register Onsite
BOAF / ICBO Member € 595 (____) € 650 (____) € 705 (____)
Non-Member € 795 (____) € 850 (____) € 905 (____)
Student € 395 (____) € 450 (____) € 505 (____)
Employee of BOAF-Member € 595 (____) € 650 (____) € 705 (____)
Additional Tickets Early Bird Pre-Register Onsite
Opening Cocktail € 35 (____) € 35 (____) € 35 (____)
Gala Banquet € 69 (____) € 69 (____) € 69 (____)
Registration - Total Early Bird Pre-Register Onsite
Grand total _________ _________ _________
BOAF - EASO - Office
INFO can benefit of the early registration rate
and will be charged for the full price. Sandra & Stefan Rothbauer
Early Bird & Pre-Conference deadline:
An den Weinbergen 15
Cancellation:
To reap the benefits of early registration 91413 Neustadt an der Aisch
for both parties, we ask you to pay this If canceled up to 14 days before the event, Deutschland
special registration fee no later than 10 BOAF will refund 60% of the paid amount. Tel: +49 9161 662 488
days after your registration. Please under- E-mail: office@boaf-eu.org
If canceled later, you can understand that a
stand that by late payment you no longer Web: www.boaf-eu.org
refund is no longer possible.BOAF - EASO
Continuing Education
BOAF- EASO
- OFFICE -
Sandra Rothbauer
Executive Secretary
Stefan Rothbauer
Officer
An den Weinbergen 15
91413 Neustadt an der Aisch
Deutschland
Tel.: +49 9161 662488
Email: office@boaf-eu.org
Web: www.boaf-eu.org
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