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College of Syntonic Optometry

About CSO

The College of Syntonic Optometry, also known as CSO, is a post-graduate educational organization dedicated to the study and clinical application of syntonics, also known as optometric phototherapy.

Syntonics is the branch of ocular science focused on the application of selected light frequencies through the eyes. It has been used in optometric care to support patients with visual dysfunctions and related clinical concerns, including:

  • Strabismus
  • Amblyopia
  • Focusing and convergence problems
  • Learning-related vision disorders
  • Visual effects associated with stress and trauma
  • Visual challenges related to brain injury

Established in 1933, CSO serves optometrists and other health professionals interested in advancing their understanding of syntonic phototherapy and its role in vision care.

CSO Library Membership

Your membership includes:

  • Immediate access to the full CSO video library
  • New CSO content automatically added as it becomes available
  • Synchronized speaker video and presentation slides
  • Adjustable playback speed
  • The ability to move through slides at your own pace
  • Slide-saving tools for later reference
  • Searchable spoken content and slide text within each program
  • Optional Premium USB access for continued offline reference

Standard Library Membership

For members who want full online library access without the USB package.

Annual membership $299/year
  • Online member access to CSO videos
  • New eligible recordings added while active
  • Audio downloads and printable slides
One-time library setup $300
  • Unlocks the complete historical CSO library
  • Adds prior conference recordings to the member account
  • Includes education beyond the current year

Standard advantage

  • Full online CSO library access
First-year checkout total $599

Renews at $299/year after year one.

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Video library

Complete collections of recorded sessions from conferences and major events.