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Our Team

Meet the people behind London Vision Training Clinic.

Optometrists

Dr. Maciej Suwala, optometrist

Optometrist

Dr. Maciej Suwala

Dr. Maciej Suwala earned his Doctor of Optometry from the University of Waterloo and has been serving patients in London, Ontario since 2008. With over 15 years of experience in optometric care, he founded London Vision Training Clinic in 2016 to meet a growing need for neuro-optometry and vision rehabilitation in the London area.

Dr. Suwala's clinical focus is on how the brain interprets what the eyes see, and on rehabilitative care — helping patients recovering from concussion, brain injury, and other conditions that affect how the brain and eyes work together. He also serves as a Quality Assurance Coach for the College of Optometrists of Ontario.

When he's not in the clinic, Dr. Suwala enjoys photography, golf, skiing, and designing and 3D printing his own projects — but his greatest fulfillment comes from spending time with his family.

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Dr. Susan Buxton, optometrist

Optometrist

Dr. Susan Buxton

Dr. Buxton moved to London, Ontario in 1992, where she co-founded Byron Optometry. In 2012, she began focusing her practice on neuro-functional optometry, and in 2016 collaborated to open London Vision Training Clinic on Southdale Road.

Her clinical focus is on neuro-rehabilitative optometry for patients with post-concussion syndrome (PCS), stroke and other brain injuries. Many patients with a brain injury look fine but know that something still isn't working the way it should. Because so much of the brain is used to process vision, almost all brain injuries affect how the eyes and brain work together.

Read about her approach to brain injury

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