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Steve Gallop, OD - Behavioral Optometrist: CV

Steve Gallop, O.D., F.C.O.V.D.

CURRICULUM VITAE

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE, TRAINING and DEGREES

  • In private practice since 1990
  • November 1993 Received Fellow of College of Optometrists in Vision Development
  • May 1989 Received Doctor of Optometry from Pennsylvania College of Optometry
  • November 1988 Completed three month Internship at The Eye Institute - Binocular Vision Section
  • August 1988 Completed three month Internship at Rosebud Indian Reservation, Public Health Service
  • May 1986 Received Bachelor of Science from PCO/Temple University

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

  • College of Optometrists in Vision Development - member since 1986
  • Optometric Extension Program Foundation - Clinical Associate since 1989
  • Member Behavioral Vision Project, Clinical Coursework since 1995
  • American Optometric Association - member 1985-95
  • Pennsylvania Optometric Association - member 1985-95
  • Chester/Delaware County Optometric Society - member 1990-95

Treasurer 1992

Secretary 1993

LICENSURE

  • Licensed to practice Optometry in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Virginia since 1989 (NJ and VA licenses are currently inactive)

PUBLISHED BOOKS

Looking Differently at Nearsightedness and Myopia - January 2002

The Kingdom of Should (adio story) w/ Joe Romano and Joan Raina

PUBLISHED ARTICLES

  • Binasal Occlusion (OVP, Vol.1,#? 2014)
  • Viewpoint: Assumptions in Practice (JBO, Vol. 22,#6 2011)
  • Viewpoint: Reconfiguring Lens Power for Improved Function (JBO, Vol. 22, #1 2011)
  • Viewpoint: Prevention and early intervention with plus for near (JBO, Vol. 16, #3 2005)
  • Viewpoint: What’s so great about 20/20? (JBO, Vol. 12, #2 2001)
  • Minus for some (JBO; Vol. 10, #4 1999)
  • Compensating & therapeutic lenses: Passive vs. dynamic prescribing, An essay (JBO; Vol. 9, #5 1998)
  • A Variation on the use of binasal occlusion: A case study (JBO; Vol. 9, #2 1998)
  • Peripheral visual awareness: The central issue (JBO; Vol. 7, #6 1996)
  • Myopia reduction…A view from the inside (JBO; Vol. 5, #5 1994)
  • An essay on the reconciliation of opposites (JBO; Vol. 4, #6 1993)
  • The Tao of vision training (JOVD; Vol. 21, #4 1990)

PRESENTATIONS

  • Invitational Skeffington Symposium on Vision/K.I.S.S. - annual paper since 1990
  • Middle Atlantic Optometric Congress, October 5-6, 2013 – The Importance of Posture and Movement in Visual Development (w/ Joe Romano)
  • Middle Atlantic Optometric Congress, September 8-9, 2012 – The Visual Process and the Fourth Dimension
  • Northeastern Optometric Congress, September 9, 2012 - Adventures In Lenses/Myopia Reduction/A Philosophy of Prescribing
  • Eastern States Optometric Congress, May 5-6, 2012 - Adventures In Lenses/Myopia Reduction/A Philosophy of Prescribing
  • TheraPlay Continuing Education Conference, May 4, 2012 -The Visual Process, Learning and Development
  • Delaware County Intermediate Unit, February 17, 2012 - The Visual Process, Learning and Development
  • Middle Atlantic Optometric Congress, September 10-11, 2011 – Adventures In Lenses
  • Annual paper – Kraskin Invitational Skeffington Symposium On Vision 1990-2011
  • IsoDicentric 15: Exchange, Advocacy and Support Conference June 23, 2011
  • Middle Atlantic Optometric Congress, October 2-3, 2010 – Treating Strabismus From a Distance
  • 6th International Congress of Behavioral Optometry, April 9, 2010 – Astigmatism…with a twist.
  • Middle Atlantic Optometric Congress, October 24-25, 2009 Esotropia, Mother and Son
  • Middle Atlantic Optometric Congress, September 20-21, 2008 – Visual Training, Developmental Music Therapy and the Autistic Spectrum with Joe Romano
  • Middle Atlantic Optometric Congress, September 16-17, 2006 – Looking Differently At Nearsightedness and Myopia, and The Intersection of Lenses and Visual Training
  • Reading Seminar of Advanced Behavioral Vision, April 20-22, 2001 – Philosophy of the Visual Process and Visual Training, Dynamic Lens Applications, Peripheral Visual Awareness – Lectures and workshops
  • Middle Atlantic Optometric Congress, October 16-17, 1999 - Managing Distance Acuity and Making use of Prisms and Partial Occlusion Techniques in Training and Prescribing
  • 3rd International Congress of Behavioral Optometry, May 3, 1998 - 20/20 Acuity: A Clearer Picture
  • Austill’s Rehabilitation, September 28, October 5, November 7, 1995 – 3 part workshop on Functional Vision Screenings for Occupational Therapists
  • Wilmington Hospital OT Dept., August 4, 1995 – Visual Therapy and TBI/CVA: Optometric/OT Comanagement
  • Middle Atlantic Optometric Congress, September 17-18, 1995 – Myopia Reduction: Intervention Concepts and Procedures for Nearsighted and Myopic People and Practical Realities of Providing Therapy

OTHER

Optometry & Visual Performance journal review board - 2013

Optometry & Visual Performance journal - Associate Editor - 2013

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Tuesday:

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Wednesday:

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Thursday:

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Friday:

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Saturday:

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Sunday:

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  • "I want to say that I continue to be amazed at the changes in Jesse. He reads a lot more – not just what he has to read, but for pleasure, and much more quickly than before. He also seems to enjoy writing much more. He told me the other day that he enjoys writing in the journal I got for him. Miracle! He also said that he thinks school has gotten easier and is a lot more fun. I have not made it any easier. He is just able to do it without getting headaches and being frustrated and tired. Score! In his P.E. co-op class, he was recently tested on ball skills and met every standard for his age. His teacher commented on how amazing his improvement has been over the last year. I am so thankful and he, of course, is thrilled.

    I really appreciate all you have done.

    Many blessings,"
    Penny
  • "I am forever grateful to you and the wonderful service you have provided. My vision therapy has had an amazing impact on my life, on so many levels. As I have learned to rely less on my “overprescribed” glasses, and I have reached much clarity and direction with which to move forward. I am able to “see” and understand myself as well as all my interactions more clearly. I feel more trusting of myself and the universe I am so connected to. My inner self has more fully blossomed, I seem to be more balanced, peaceful, content, helpful; and less indecisive, anxious, and attached! I miss my sessions already; they were great fun.

    Take care,

    Thank you, Thank you, Thank you"
    Mindy A., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania