MyVisionFirst with Dr. Bryce Appelbaum

@drbryceappelbaumhost: Dr. Bryce AppelbaumAnalyzed

Medicine & doctorsADHD & neurodiversityK-12 learningvision therapyneuro-optometryADHDbrain healthparenting
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Audience and activity

Subscribers5.5K
Views per video1.0Kmedian of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.19how many actually watch
Comments per video0median
Uploads per month—
Last upload6mo ago2026-04-10
Total views275K
Total videos239
Long-form / Shorts1% / 70%

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What MyVisionFirst with Dr. Bryce Appelbaum makes

Topics vision therapy, neuro-optometry, ADHD, brain health, parenting

Welcome to MyVisionFirst- where your vision becomes your competitive edge. I’m Dr. Bryce Appelbaum, TEDx speaker, neuro-optometrist, and founder of Vision Performance Training™. I help people overcome reading challenges, ADHD-like symptoms, and post-concussion vision issues through proven neuro-visual methods. This channel is for parents, athletes, and high-performers who want to understand how functional vision therapy can change the way they learn, move, and live. 🎯 Subscribe for weekly insights on vision therapy, eye–brain connection, screen health, and real patient transformations.

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