Our Doctor

Alex Conley, OD, FOVDRA, is a Texas Board of Optometry certified therapeutic optometrist and optometric glaucoma specialist. He is a member of the American Optometric Association, the Texas Optometric Association, the InfantSee Public Health Program, and A Fellow of the Optometric Vision Development and Rehabilitation Association.

Jackie has been part of the Neuro Eye Team for over four and a half years. I started here as a receptionist and have since grown into my current role as the Finance Coordinator. She hold a degree in international business, which helps me bring both organization and financial know-how to the team.Outside the office, she loves curling up with a good book, enjoying quality moments with her family, and taking well deserved beach vacations.

Megan is Neuro Eye Team's Practice Manager and Lead Vision Therapist. She is a north Georgia native. Megan has personal and working experience with the special needs population. She has multiple family members that have special needs and started a special needs ministry at her church when she was 18 years old. Megan received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in statistics from Kennesaw State University. After college, she worked as a special education teacher in the public school system in Georgia for a year. She decided she wanted to move to the private sector of education in Georgia, so she worked for four years at a neuro-developmental private school for special needs children. There she studied utilizing neuro-developmental techniques to influence neuroplasticity. In 2017, Megan moved to the DFW area to begin occupational therapy school and came across neuro-optometry. Enamored by the sensory process of vision and how therapeutic intervention can change lives, she began training as a vision therapist at a neuro-optometry practice in Plano where she worked for 3 years and met Dr. Alex Conley. It wasn't long before Megan and Dr. Conley realized that they saw "eye to eye" and had similar goals of wanting to bring the magic of vision therapy to the Fort Worth area. In 2019 they worked together to develop and open Neuro Eye Team. Megan received her Certification of Optometric Vision Therapy in 2024. Outside of work, she spends time with her family, adopted son, William, and pets. She also enjoys helping foster animals and spending time in her garden. Megan is very passionate about helping her patients improve their quality of life and enjoys continuing to educate herself on other modalities to help facilitate her patients' growth.

Lorena has been the Patient Care Coordinator here since March 2023. She is passionate about helping patients feel comfortable, informed, and supported throughout their care journey. With a focus on clear communication and organization, she does her best to make every visit as smooth and stress-free as possible. She speaks Spanish, which allows her to connect with a wider range of patients. Fun fact: She is a busy mom of six, so keeping things organized is second nature!

Mia help patients with advanced vision and brain function testing, from visual screenings to specialized neuro-optometric assessments. She loves making sure every patient feels comfortable and supported during their care. Outside of work, she is a proud cat mom of two and absolutely love anything pink!

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Britany first came to Neuro Eye Team in the summer of 2021 as a patient. Once in vision therapy, she began to see how much vision therapy was helping with her visual issues, including finally being able to read without symptoms! She was very intrigued by vision therapy and wanted to help other people like herself. In December of 2021 she started my journey as a vision therapist at Neuro Eye Team.  After two years of being a therapist I became a Certified Optometric Vision Therapist through OVDRA.

Victoria went to Liberty Christian School and then obtained a Bachelors in Science from Baylor University. She has been a vision therapists at Neuro Eye Team since 2023. She loves working in the field of neuro-optometry because she is blessed to be able to see how a patient’s entire world can open up, confidence grow, and unique personalities blossom by helping heal their minds, bodies, and vision. She has a 110 lb. chocolate lab called ‘Duke’,  and enjoys dancing ballet, and playing the piano.