As we age, our eyes change, but vision loss isn’t inevitable. Join us for an informative session on protecting your sight for the long haul. Two eye-health experts will explain what’s normal, what’s not, and which daily habits make the biggest difference. We’ll cover screenings and timelines, light and screen habits, dry-eye relief, and how to spot warning signs early. You’ll leave with a simple checklist and resources to help you “see well, age well.”

When:
• Tuesday, April 14 | 6:00 – 7:00pm

Where:
• Philip Heit Center (150 W. Main St, New Albany, OH)
• Conference Room on the 1st Floor
• The parking lot and main entrance are located behind the building

Fee:
• Free to attend, but please register online since space is limited.

About the Instructors:
Sandra Flarry carries a dual license with the American Board of Opticianry and the National Contact Lens Examiners. Sandra has worked at Franklin Low Vision since 2017. She brings specialized low-vision care to individuals and families across Central Ohio. With a decade of dual-licensure experience, she combines technical expertise with a personalized, compassionate approach to helping patients maximize their vision and independence. Sandra is an active member of the American Optometric Association and is committed to advancing best practices in optical and low-vision services.

Irena Castle is an innovator in the wellness space, specializing in eye therapy and natural eyesight development, and the inventor of the Overbound Clarity Eyesight Trainer, a globally recognized patented vision training system that enhances the precision and effectiveness of vision improvement methods. She is an internationally known natural vision improvement coach, a frequent podcast guest, and a co-author of an Amazon bestselling book “A New World of Seeing”. In her sought-after classes and thriving membership community, Irena helps people lower their dependency on eyeglasses and contact lenses by addressing nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, lazy eye, double vision, and age-related eyesight challenges. In various capacities and through partnerships with vision coaches, holistic health organizations, and medical eye care providers, she has guided thousands of people to improve the way they see.