Dr. Shalu Pal shares a practical blueprint for building a successful myopia control practice, including communication strategies, staff training, treatment discussions, and overcoming common challenges in myopia management.

Modern glaucoma management extends far beyond lowering intraocular pressure. In two clinically focused webinars, Dr. Mitch Ibach and Dr. Jessica Steen explore complementary aspects of contemporary care—from evidence-based treatment strategies for open- and closed-angle glaucoma, including SLT, MIGS, and drug delivery systems, to the critical role of individualized risk assessment in patients with complex ocular and systemic comorbidities. Together, these sessions highlight the importance of gonioscopy, adherence-focused therapies, and careful interpretation of imaging in the presence of retinal disease, high myopia, and ocular surface disease. The result is a comprehensive framework for optimizing long-term glaucoma outcomes through both targeted treatment and holistic patient care.

In this session, Dr Katie Griener explores modern presbyopia management, debunks common myths around miotic therapy, reviews current evidence and pharmacologic options, and shares practical guidance on patient selection, education, and integrating treatment into clinical practice.

Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of irreversible blindness worldwide, but with early detection and proper management, vision loss can often be slowed or even prevented. As eye care continues to evolve, so does our understanding of this complex group of diseases, making ongoing education more important than ever.

Explore the latest Woo’s Wisdom sessions featuring Dr. Joseph Pizzimenti and Dr. Mark Bullimore as they discuss the growing role of oculomics in systemic health and the importance of evidence-based myopia control. From retinal biomarkers to modern treatment strategies, these insightful presentations highlight how innovation in eye care is shaping better patient outcomes and long-term vision health.

Modern optometric care goes beyond 20/20 vision, focusing on factors like visual quality, nutrition, and systemic health. From the impact of GLP-1 medications to the role of macular carotenoids and hormonal changes, today’s practitioners must take a more comprehensive approach. By integrating targeted nutrition, proactive patient education, and simplified treatment strategies, optometrists can significantly enhance both visual performance and overall ocular health.

Explore key insights from Woo U’s Woo’s Wisdom sessions covering dry eye disease management, treatment strategies for primary care optometrists, and the latest innovations in keratoconus including wavefront-guided scleral lenses and CTAK.

Explore expert insights from Woo’s Wisdom on oral medications in eye care, including pain management, opioid considerations, antibiotics, antivirals, and prescribing strategies. Learn about real-world cases, treatment approaches, and best practices for improving patient outcomes in ocular disease.

Discover expert insights on presbyopia, pharmacologic eye drops, and contact lens complications from top eye care specialists. Learn evidence-based strategies, clinical best practices, and patient management tips to enhance your practice and improve outcomes.

Explore key insights from Woo U’s latest presentations on ophthalmology and practice management. Learn about keratoconus diagnosis, AI in clinical practice, ophthalmic therapeutics updates, and pediatric pharmacology. Gain practical tips, treatment protocols, and clinical pearls from leading experts.

From keratoconus management and blinking mechanics to aesthetics in optometry and neural vision training, today’s advances are redefining how clinicians approach eye care. Each topic offers new ways to combine science, empathy, and innovation — ultimately improving not just how patients see, but how they live.

Recent CE courses covered the latest in ocular surface disease, from Demodex blepharitis and MGD to neurotrophic keratitis and corneal nerve dysfunction. Here are the key takeaways, clinical pearls, and new treatment insights shared by leading experts.

Two powerful lessons: tailor contact lenses to meet unique visual needs, and never overlook corneal sensitivity testing in suspected NK.

From debunking myths about custom soft lenses to integrating mental health in keratoconus care and exploring the latest scleral lens innovations—this year’s Summit highlighted how specialty lens practice is evolving.

More than 2,600 eye care professionals attended our two most recent continuing education events, highlighting the growing interest in cutting-edge dry eye management.