Optometry Profits Revealed with Peter Precht
Danielle Crull – Pediatric Care and The Psychology of Glasses On Children
Danielle Crull is a founder and owner of A Child's Eye in Mechanicsburg. With over three decades of experience in the optical industry, Danielle has honed a unique approach to pediatric eye care, emphasizing personalization, understanding body language, and adapting to each child's needs.
Danielle shares her journey from being a skeptic optician to a passionate business owner, emphasizing the importance of personalized, child-centered eye care. She also introduces us to her remarkable cat, Truffles, who plays a unique role in easing children's fears during eye exams.
Key Takeaways:
- Tailor your approach by considering the child's personality, needs, and family dynamics.
- Glasses can be strange for children at first.
- Meeting Children where they are psychologically is critical.
Connect with Danielle Crull
www,achildseyes.com
www.trufflesthekitty.org
www.isitgonnahurt.com
Timestamps
00:00 Optometrist specialized in pediatric eye care services.
07:10 Referrals based on personality, need, medical expertise.
08:05 Understanding body language, adapting approach to needs.
13:12 Children hesitant with eye doctor; use humor.
15:59 Focus on kids' needs, growth of business.
19:00 Remote services for immunocompromised people and product changes.
22:46 Survival in life, understanding blue light's impact.
26:02 Lack of body language in video communication.
28:56 Adjusting to masks revealed surprising artistic insights.
32:56 Optimizing glasses and patch-wearing success.
34:07 Effective communication key in succeeding parenting process.
Talk with Peter Precht: www.eyecclearly.com
Danielle Crull is a founder and owner of A Child's Eye in Mechanicsburg. With over three decades of experience in the optical industry, Danielle has honed a unique approach to pediatric eye care, emphasizing personalization, understanding body language, and adapting to each child's needs.
Danielle shares her journey from being a skeptic optician to a passionate business owner, emphasizing the importance of personalized, child-centered eye care. She also introduces us to her remarkable cat, Truffles, who plays a unique role in easing children's fears during eye exams.
Key Takeaways:
- Tailor your approach by considering the child's personality, needs, and family dynamics.
- Glasses can be strange for children at first.
- Meeting Children where they are psychologically is critical.
Connect with Danielle Crull
www,achildseyes.com
www.trufflesthekitty.org
www.isitgonnahurt.com
Timestamps
00:00 Optometrist specialized in pediatric eye care services.
07:10 Referrals based on personality, need, medical expertise.
08:05 Understanding body language, adapting approach to needs.
13:12 Children hesitant with eye doctor; use humor.
15:59 Focus on kids' needs, growth of business.
19:00 Remote services for immunocompromised people and product changes.
22:46 Survival in life, understanding blue light's impact.
26:02 Lack of body language in video communication.
28:56 Adjusting to masks revealed surprising artistic insights.
32:56 Optimizing glasses and patch-wearing success.
34:07 Effective communication key in succeeding parenting process.
Talk with Peter Precht: www.eyecclearly.com