Stephanie Duesing discovered, documented, and diagnosed the first known case of neuroplastic verbal visual processing in her genius artist son, Sebastian. A music teacher with many years of experience teaching people of all ages to sing, Stephanie's hobbies include stress eating, cooking, and sneaking animals into the house when her husband isn't looking. So far, she's managed one Pomeranian, nine guinea pigs, two parakeets, a dusky conure named Mimi, and a goldfish that was too big to flush. She is not divorced.

When she's not cleaning cages, Stephanie is a self-taught expert in the science of visual neuroplasticity. By necessity, she is bringing awareness to the public health crisis surrounding the diagnosis, education, and habilitation of people with neurological visual impairments. Through her writing and speaking, Stephanie brings hope to the thousands of parents of children affected by CVI that they too can take steps to improve outcomes for their children. 

Stephanie lives at home with her beloved husband and her favorite child. A survivor of life-threatening child abuse, she is an unapologetic advocate for all victims of abuse, animal and human.

You can learn more about Stephanie at https://stephanieduesing.com/