Bill Henshaw, OD, FCOVD
Dr. Henshaw grew up outside Boston far away from his now beloved Lodi, CA and attended Pacific University near Portland Oregon. There his love for vision therapy began. After his Doctor of Optometry degree in 1967 he served five years in the Army during the Vietnam War as an optometrist at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. There Dr. Henshaw learned vision therapy under Dr. Bob Kraskin, the optometrist who did vision therapy for a visually related learning problem that then President Johnson's daughter Lucy had. Walter Reed was near Dr Kraskin's vision therapy practice. In 1973 he moved to Lodi, CA and assumed this practice from Dr. Calvin Looser a pioneer in vision therapy who established the practice in the early 1900's.
Dr. Henshaw has a specialty in vision therapy and is a member of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (optometrists who specialize in vision therapy). He has special training in vision and computers, visually related learning problems (including dyslexia and ADD), sports vision therapy, orthokeratology, and light therapy. He is a member of the Optometric Extension Program, College of Syntonic Optometry, a past president of the San Joaquin Optometric Society, and a twenty five year member of the American Optometric Association. He was active in Junior Achievement, and was chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee for the Lodi Chamber of Commerce. As a Rotarian in the Lodi-Tokay Rotary Club he served as secretary and the Dial-A-Ride committee chairman and is a club designated Paul Harris Fellow.
Dr. Henshaw hosted The Vision Excellence Hour - with An Eye toward Prevention on KCBC radio 770 AM for three years. The broadcast discussed vision therapy and related topics with a call-in audience.
Judy, Dr Henshaw's wife is retired from a long career as a real estate broker. Her interests include care of their Yorkshire Terrier, Shelly. Shelly was taken to Heaven on April of 2016, but they found Bella, another Yorkie, in May of 2017. Between them are 7 grown children, 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He has interest in aerobics, cooking, hiking (considerably slowed down), photography, computers, and reading. He attends a Christian Church and has authored What Would Jesus See - a Developmental Optometrist's journey through vision care with an eye on the Bible- (available on Amazon).
Dr. Henshaw has a specialty in vision therapy and is a member of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (optometrists who specialize in vision therapy). He has special training in vision and computers, visually related learning problems (including dyslexia and ADD), sports vision therapy, orthokeratology, and light therapy. He is a member of the Optometric Extension Program, College of Syntonic Optometry, a past president of the San Joaquin Optometric Society, and a twenty five year member of the American Optometric Association. He was active in Junior Achievement, and was chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee for the Lodi Chamber of Commerce. As a Rotarian in the Lodi-Tokay Rotary Club he served as secretary and the Dial-A-Ride committee chairman and is a club designated Paul Harris Fellow.
Dr. Henshaw hosted The Vision Excellence Hour - with An Eye toward Prevention on KCBC radio 770 AM for three years. The broadcast discussed vision therapy and related topics with a call-in audience.
Judy, Dr Henshaw's wife is retired from a long career as a real estate broker. Her interests include care of their Yorkshire Terrier, Shelly. Shelly was taken to Heaven on April of 2016, but they found Bella, another Yorkie, in May of 2017. Between them are 7 grown children, 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He has interest in aerobics, cooking, hiking (considerably slowed down), photography, computers, and reading. He attends a Christian Church and has authored What Would Jesus See - a Developmental Optometrist's journey through vision care with an eye on the Bible- (available on Amazon).
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Some more of Dr Henshaw over time as well as his wife Judy, and of course Yorkie, Bella |
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