Fred Brecheen
Fred Brecheen, O.D, Therapeuti c Optometrist
A lifelong Texas resident, Dr. Brecheen went to Forest Grove, OR, to earn his Doctorate of Optometry WithDisti ncti on, from Pacifi c University College of Optometry in 1990. He returned to Texas to begin his optometriccareer, providing primary care to Dallas County residents. While there, he conti nued his educati on and completedthe University of Houston's Concentrated Ocular Therapeuti cs and Glaucoma Specialist Courses. He is conti nuinghis educati on through the Optometric Extension Program Foundati on and College of Optometrists in VisionDevelopment. He is an associate member of both of these groups as well as the American OptometricAssociati on, Texas Optometric Associati on, Dallas County Optometric Society, and the North East TexasOptometric Society.
He is an OEPF Alumnus and a longtime Clinical Associate.
2026-04-17
- BEHAVIORAL THERAPEUTIC METHODS
- Plennary Hall
- BEHAVIORAL THERAPEUTIC METHODS
- Plennary Hall
- BEHAVIORAL THERAPEUTIC METHODS
- Plennary Hall
2026-04-18
- BEHAVIORAL THERAPEUTIC METHODS
- Workshop A
Gross Motor Movement / - Fred Brecheen, OD, COEP We will explore the Anti-Gravity Circle in Skeffington's Four Circles of Vision - the "Where Am I" circle. Necessary components include the v...
Gross Motor Movement / - Fred Brecheen, OD, COEP We will explore the Anti-Gravity Circle in Skeffington's Four Circles of Vision - the "Where Am I" circle.
Necessary components include the vestibular system and balance, body schema and tone, motor behavior and asymmetry, and crossing the midline. These areas should show how the three body triangles work together. Good gross motor control leads to good fine motor control and better binocular vision.
- BEHAVIORAL THERAPEUTIC METHODS
- Workshop A
Gross Motor Movement / - Fred Brecheen, OD, COEP We will explore the Anti-Gravity Circle in Skeffington's Four Circles of Vision - the "Where Am I" circle. Necessary components include the v...
Gross Motor Movement / - Fred Brecheen, OD, COEP We will explore the Anti-Gravity Circle in Skeffington's Four Circles of Vision - the "Where Am I" circle.
Necessary components include the vestibular system and balance, body schema and tone, motor behavior and asymmetry, and crossing the midline. These areas should show how the three body triangles work together. Good gross motor control leads to good fine motor control and better binocular vision.
- BEHAVIORAL THERAPEUTIC METHODS
- Workshop A
Gross Motor Movement II - Fred Brecheen, OD, COEP This is a more in-depth study to show the effects of lenses and prisms on the "Where Am I" circle of Skeffington's Four Circles of Vision. W...
Gross Motor Movement II - Fred Brecheen, OD, COEP This is a more in-depth study to show the effects of lenses and prisms on the "Where Am I" circle of Skeffington's Four Circles of Vision. We will look into the vestibular system and balance, body movement and asymmetry, and crossing the midline. We will see how these "magical" lenses can cause a dramatic effect on these gross motor movements to lead to better binocular vision.
- BEHAVIORAL THERAPEUTIC METHODS
- Workshop A
Gross Motor Movement II - Fred Brecheen, OD, COEP This is a more in-depth study to show the effects of lenses and prisms on the "Where Am I" circle of Skeffington's Four Circles of Vision. W...
Gross Motor Movement II - Fred Brecheen, OD, COEP This is a more in-depth study to show the effects of lenses and prisms on the "Where Am I" circle of Skeffington's Four Circles of Vision. We will look into the vestibular system and balance, body movement and asymmetry, and crossing the midline. We will see how these "magical" lenses can cause a dramatic effect on these gross motor movements to lead to better binocular vision.
