Category: Living with nystagmus

A woman holds her head in her hands and appears o be in some discomfort.

Living with Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia?

The Nystagmus Network runs a virtual support group where people living with Acquired Nystagmus and/or Oscillopsia chat together on email and on zoom to share their experiences and try to find answers together. … Continue reading Living with Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia?

Chris Harris sits behind a microphone and prepares to speak.

Do you have Acquired Nystagmus or Oscillopsia?

We need you! The Nystagmus Network is supporting Professor Chris Harris and his team at the Royal Eye Hospital, Plymouth to investigate further Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia. If you have … Continue reading Do you have Acquired Nystagmus or Oscillopsia?

Ifigeneia stands in front of a whiteboard in a lecture theatre.

Research participation opportunity for 12-14 year olds

Ifigeneia Manitsa is a Psychology Researcher and Assistant Lecturer at Kingston University. She is currently conducting the last two studies of her PhD which is focused on the academic and social inclusion … Continue reading Research participation opportunity for 12-14 year olds

A group of parents and Nystagmus Network volunteers.

Come along to the forum

As part of the Nystagmus Network virtual Open Day 2020 we will be hosting a series of zoom chats on Saturday 3 October. For parents There will be a virtual parents’ … Continue reading Come along to the forum

a screen sot of the presentation by Jayshree and Sarah.

Visiting a High Street Optometrist

What happens when you’re discharged from the hospital eye clinic and need to visit an optician’s on the High Street? Can staff on the High Street really support you with … Continue reading Visiting a High Street Optometrist