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+1 415-927-1211
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| 45 San Clemente Dr Ste B-130, Corte Madera, CA, 94925 | |
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Specialties
Dr. Iole Taddei is an holistic optometrist with a developmental and behavioral approach to visual function based on the knowledge that the brain is malleable and able to be trained to correct apparent inabilities. She has been in practice for over thirty years. In addition to performing ophthalmic examinations, which include a complete health evaluation of the eyes and an in-depth analysis of eye-brain function, Dr. Taddei also evaluates and treats brain injury and the after-effects of stroke. She specializes in treating conditions which are often not understood
to be visual deficiencies — adult and child binocular and focusing problems, for example — which can cause reading, learning, and behavioral difficulties, Her programs improve comprehension and deepen her patients’ capacity to perform complex, multi-sensory tasks,
History
Established in 1991.
Optometrist Iole Taddei OD, Developmental Optometry
1991 — Present
Focusing exclusively on Visual and Perceptual Therapy. Specializing in testing and treatment for hidden vision problems causing reading, learning, and behavioral difficulties; amelioration and correction of adult
and childhood binocular and focusing difficulties to improve reading, multisensory processing, and visualization techniques; elimination or decreasing use of reading glasses for presbyopes.
Meet the Business Owner
Iole T.
Business Owner
Dr. Iole Taddei graduated Cum Laude from Hunter College of the City University of New York with a double major in Biology and Chemistry. She received her doctoral degree from the State University of New York, State College of Optometry in 1977. That same year she was named in Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Each year, Dr. Taddei attends at least 30 hours of Continuing Education in order to further hone her skills and keep abreast of the latest advances and techniques in her field. Dr. Taddei’s professional affiliations include: the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (C.O.V.D.), the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (N.O.R.A.), the American Optometric Association (A.O.A.), Parents Active in Vision Education (P.A.V.E.) and the Optometric Extension Program (O.E.P.).
