Seminars
Dr. Kotlicky is committed to educating others about the impact of Binocular Vision Disorders on people of all ages, and how they can be helped. Formerly a college professor on the subject, he has dedicated time for Continuing Education for Occupational Therapists, and Continuing Education for Optometrists. Dr. Kotlicky has also taken time to go to schools and organizations who invite him as a presenter at their meetings and to participate in local health fairs and screenings.
Some of the organizations who have given us the honor of presenting to their members and participating in their community events are listed below. For health and safety reasons due to COVID-19, there is nothing scheduled at this time. If that changes, upcoming seminars will be listed at the bottom of this page.
- Howard County Community College
- The Family Support and Resource Center of HCPSS
- The Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA)
- Department of Rehabilitative Services (DORS)
- 7th Day Adventist World Headquarters
- Maryland Home Educators Association (MHEA)
- The Columbia Academy
- The Waldorf School
- Columbia Homeschool Community (CHC)
- Glenwood Country Day School
- The Learning Community
- The Weinberg Academy
- Arundel Homeschoolers
- Jewish Community Center (JCC)
- Yeshivas Ahavas Torah
- North Carroll Community School
- Kingsway Homeschool Group
- Howard County Fair
- Church of the Resurrection
Free Seminar Schedule
To attend one of the scheduled seminars below, contact us, and you will receive a confirmation by email. All seminars are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted, and are held at our Columbia office:
New Free CE Seminar:
Convergence Insufficiency - It's Important to Detect and Correct
JUNE 4
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
8827 Columbia 100 Pkwy, Suite 3
Columbia, MD 21045
For Optometrists
2 Hours Free CE
Maryland Board of Optometry
Approved Non-COPE Course
New Free CE Seminar:
Convergence Insufficiency - It's Important to Detect and Correct
JUNE 18
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
8827 Columbia 100 Pkwy, Suite 3
Columbia, MD 21045
For Optometrists
2 Hours Free CE
Maryland Board of Optometry
Approved Non-COPE Course
New Free CE Seminar:
Convergence Insufficiency - It's Important to Detect and Correct
JUNE 25
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
8827 Columbia 100 Pkwy, Suite 3
Columbia, MD 21045
For Optometrists
2 Hours Free CE
Maryland Board of Optometry
Approved Non-COPE Course
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Our patient's reviews and successes!
"My son has been receiving vision therapy for approximately 4 weeks and we are seeing improvements in his reading/decoding abilities. The office staff are so welcoming and accommodating. Dr. Kotlicky was very thorough and explained results in great detail".
"Finally I understand what's happening with my child when she says she's struggling with reading. Friendly receptionist, comfortable visit. The doctor made my daughter feel very comfortable throughout."
"Kind, patient, caring man, who really listened to my daughter and me. At age 5, we did our initial visit and exam, since as her Mom, I had convergence issues. The results implied we should come back at age 8 to re-examine since some "issues" came up. Well we returned at age 8, and her exam revealed no need for vision therapy! That proves an honest doctor to me. He could have easily steered the ship another direction if he weren't honest."
"After years of trying other band aid approaches to clarifying my son's learning issues, we have found the root of the problem."
“Has fewer headaches, less double vision and wants to read!” 8 year old
“8 weeks of vision therapy has done more than all 3 years of tutoring. Since Harry started therapy he has had more confidence in himself. After 12 visits, he started reading out loud to us, which he hated to do before. According to Harry, the words have stopped moving around and they don’t go upside down anymore. He writes neater and is enthusiastic about participating in class.” 10 year old
“His reading is much more fluid – he can read longer before losing his place or becoming fatigued. He is also beginning to improve in his comprehension of math problems – even doing some independently, which never happened prior to VT.” 8 year old
