Looking ahead
with your family.
A place to learn about Stephanie’s experience, explore her research and start a conversation about your child’s vision.
A clinical and research interest
Myopia management is a continuing focus of Stephanie’s work. She co-authored Myopia Management in Ontario, Canada (2025) and Pre-Myopic Children: Trends in Myopia Development and Management in Canada (2026). Both are linked in the publications archive.
Experience in contact lens approaches
Her clinical biography includes orthokeratology and MiSight training, while her educational work includes orthokeratology case discussions. The appropriate options for an individual child require an examination and a conversation with the clinician.
Prepare for a useful first visit
Ask the practice which previous prescriptions or records would be useful. Before booking, clarify the appointment length, assessment cost and follow-up process. Bring your questions about the proposed approach and how progress would be assessed.
Questions before booking.
Does Stephanie see children for myopia management?
Myopia management is listed among her clinical interests. Contact an affiliated practice and request an appointment with Stephanie to confirm availability and the appropriate appointment type.
Can we discuss orthokeratology?
Yes, you can request a consultation to discuss it. Stephanie has training and educational work in this area. Suitability and treatment recommendations are determined individually at the appointment.
Where can I read her myopia research?
The Publications & Speaking page links to the original journal papers and professional education resources. These materials describe research and historical educational work, not a personalised care plan.
Let’s talk about your vision.
Connect with Stephanie to find the right appointment for you.